Sentence examples for complete want from inspiring English sources

The arrival of a brilliantly evoked Picasso postcard – "there she was: / fractured, pitiful, a red-and-blue lifeboat lodged / in her hair, driven mad by her own salt waters" – reveals both the male sender's grasp of the situation and his complete want of tact.

His biggest challenge was "wanting progression... wanting things to happen, to be complete, wanting over-all respect as a young man who is slow.. . .

Like people all over the world, I watched in complete disbelief wanting to help this community in need.

"After the renovation is completed, we want to bring in well-known, high-visibility performers," he said.

The company says that it's not complete, but wants your feedback.

Politicians have suggested that after the tunnel is completed, they want to electrify the tracks from Trondheim to Steinkjer.

When the film was completed Hillenburg wanted to end the series "so the show wouldn't jump the shark"; however, Nickelodeon wanted more episodes.

"I don't want complete control over personnel.