Sentence examples for burgeoning desire from inspiring English sources

Her burgeoning desire turns out to be about as edgy and disturbing as Bella Swan's.

It is indication enough of our burgeoning desire for something down-to-earth in this ephemeral, virtual, dangerous world.

Discusses his burgeoning desire to become an actor and his aimless years after high school when he pumped gas and drove and ice cream truck.

Dido is torn between Oliver's aristocratic status and her burgeoning desire for earnest lefty lawyer and anti-slavery campaigner John Davinier Sam Reidd).

Can Cole somehow reconcile the synthesised style of his beloved electronic music with his burgeoning desire for real-world credibility: real sounds, real emotions?

Ms. Hewitt's Lily, for example, seems far too sophisticated and even calculating in the play's opening scenes, in which the character brims with innocent ardor for her burgeoning desire to act, and falls under the spell of Aston, who represents for her the ideal of the cosmopolitan world she longs to be part of.

Tiger Beat, even now the glossiest of rags, began as an act of capitalist savvy that was also a good deed: acknowledging the interests and burgeoning desires of young women, a group that had been ignored all too often.

There is a sea-battered night walk and the mutual burgeoning of desire, slowed by misunderstandings and standstills.

Burgeoning new sexual desires had sent my head spinning and my body was quickly changing.

The big blackouts over swathes of India in the summer of 2012 were widely blamed on its burgeoning middle class's desire to keep cool.

I would refer you to Mark Reisner's 1986 book, "Cadillac Desert," which discusses at length the demands put upon the finite resources of the rivers and aquifers in the Southwest by the burgeoning population and their desire to have golf courses and swimming pools amidst the sand.