Sentence examples for consistent desire from inspiring English sources

According to Chilcot, the British government was driven by "a consistent desire" to reduce its military presence in Iraq.

There's no cynical blend of ambition and false sincerity in her success, just a deep and consistent desire to give people hope.

He added: "In particular, it is clear that during her life C has placed a significant premium on youth and beauty and on living a life that, in C's words, 'sparkles.'" MacDonald also described C's consistent desire to die: on being diagnosed with breast cancer aged 49, she said she was "actually kind of glad because the timing was right".

There was nevertheless a consistent desire for more time to practice.

That's a pretty consistent desire (sorry Anna).

Tiny things like even the consistent desire to post on black.

They also lack certain volitional abilities to form, retain and act in the light of consistent desires, to make independent choices.

And that matched consistent desires, not just to China, but other countries and Asia that were willing to produce to satisfy all our consumption.

This study supports the hypothesis that appropriately applied management results in consistent desired outcomes regardless of increased simulated atmospheric nitrogen depositions.

Yet one thing has always been consistent: the desire to make a distinct impression.

Cement is the most costly ingredient and is held to the minimum consistent with desired strength and watertightness.