Sentence examples similar to breed desire from inspiring English sources
Attachment breeds desire, the lust of possession which, when thwarted, burns to anger.
Do regressing times breed this desire?
This situation is probably going to breed more desire for retribution than the death of a fellow soldier, no matter how strong the thirst for vengeful jihad.
In a study of non-union employees in the United States, the organizational psychologist Daniel Skarlicki found that workers' perception that they are being treated unfairly not only causes negative emotions but also breeds a desire for retribution.
Pleasure breeds the desire for more pleasure, and objects of pleasure are many and varied.
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Almost a year on, as the world's finance ministers gather for the spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank this weekend, American rhetoric has bred little action.The desire of George Bush's team to revamp the IMF was inspired by what it saw as the mistakes of Bill Clinton's administration.
The best quality Kathiawaris are under ; horses over this height often appear coarse and deviate from the desired breed type.
This is to ensure selection for the desired breed characteristics, which are now a lighter and more active horse than was seen during the time of breeding for horse meat.
