Sentence examples for blind desire from inspiring English sources

Well, race paranoia was a staple of the 1950's (Miscegenation! Blind desire! Fear and Hatred!).

This willingness to abandon principles in the blind desire to produce results is becoming a theme of the Bush presidency.

Not that there ever was any credible pretense ― let alone reality ― of high-mindedness to all this, but what we are reduced to now is the grim nub of Trump: lawlessness, racism, authoritarianism, resentment, brutality, venality and a blind desire to dismantle everything in the way of the one thing he wants and understands ― his own survival.

In the case of the former, ignorance, a blind desire for violence and the inability to objectively size up an opponent can actually turn into an advantage for those pining for a knock out worth 30,000 Yen and the balls to see it through.

This is most deeply God's place to speak through his poet, he points out; singing amid violence; taking love into hell; readying himself for sacrifice, to be destroyed by the blind desires of an angry mob.

Moral: Love is blind, but desire just doesn't give a good goddam.

Individual life becomes a punctuation point in the DNA's blind, automaton desire for eternity.

As they watch young lovers doing the tango at a country dance, Frédéric envisages a lifetime of happiness for the couple, while Hugo sees two romantic fools momentarily blinded by desire.

"They will be blinded by desire".

Throughout her work, some themes recur: human frailty and brutality, the power and the pity of personal relationships (particularly between men and women), the blind force of desire, the desperate veneer of normality (she often dresses her performers in formal gowns and suits, representing a shiny layer of convention).

They were blinded by their desire for a beautiful countryside.