Sentence examples for call desire from inspiring English sources

In one such passage, he notes the power of what urban planners call "desire lines," in which one person's impulsive shortcut encourages others to follow, creating informal, unmapped channels through a city.

There should be nothing obscure about this concept for those who've spent even an hour at the ancient Forum, where visitors wander through (demolished) walls as well as around them, creating what landscape architects call "desire lines" in the soil.

Recent neuroscience has revealed that our dopamine system works not to provide us with rewards for our efforts, but to keep us searching by inducing a semi-stressful response we call desire.

Here is perhaps the best evidence for the existence of a psychological disease I call Desiring Notifications Syndrome (DNS, for short).

By distinguishing approbation from feeling, Reid clearly rejects the position according to which (what we today would call) desires are to be identified with feelings of one or another sort.

"I got something to hide here called desire," Ms. Smith recited.

The piece is called Desire, Arousal, Lubrication, Orgasm, Satisfaction.

The company is also getting Ridley Scott to make a film with Homeland actor Damian Lewis, called Desire, with the single featuring as the title track.

She is persecuted by the other workers, who have "nothin' to hide and I got something to hide here called desire.

The British Museum display, to be called Desire Love Identity: exploring LGBTQ histories, is one of many exhibitions and events taking place in 2017.

(Emanuel received dance training in high school, and danced for a year at Sarah Lawrence after turning down a scholarship to the Joffrey Ballet School; as a freshman, he appeared in a modern-dance piece called "Desire").