Sentence examples for broad desire from inspiring English sources

Iraq, if nothing else, prompts a broad desire to feel united about something.

Clinton, 46, exploited dissatisfaction with the economy and a broad desire for change to break the Republican lock on the electoral college.

The public shares conservatives' broad desire for limiting government growth and social upheaval, but that does not translate into support for specific policies to achieve those goals.

5.08pm GMT Obama says enrollment numbers are disappointing but show a broad desire for better health plans: Nearly a million applications were completed, representing 1.5m people, he says.

"He [Archer] is a very exciting cricketer and there was a broad desire to give him the opportunity to play for England before the World Cup and before we make the final decision", Smith said.

While that case was not under deliberation in the Supreme Court this week (an eventuality about which Bonauto admitted to being slightly, but fleetingly, disappointed), her work ambitions have been motivated a broad desire for equality rather than a need for personal recognition.

Its broader desire to clarify its fuzzy borders with all its neighbours provides one attraction.

As Eustis sees it, "Hair" is not merely a period piece about LSD and Vietnam but an expression of a broader desire for cultural and political change.

The D.A.O. is motivated in large part by a broader desire to find more decentralized ways to make decisions and financial transactions, with fewer middlemen involved.

Nimrod Goren, of the Israeli Institute for Regional Foreign Policies, said that Israel's efforts in Africa were part of a broader desire to look for "non-traditional" allies.

Eagle told a meeting of the Creative Industries Federation in London on Tuesday that the Tories' approach to the corporation was indicative of the party's broader desire to end dissent.