Sentence examples for desire beginning from inspiring English sources

But Einstein's chief reason for not pursuing the reconciliation of gravitation with STR's spacetime appears to have been his desire, beginning in 1907, to replace STR with a theory in which not only velocity could be considered merely relative, but also acceleration.

A nod to Virginia Johnson, the sex research pioneer who challenged stereotypes surrounding female desire, beginning in the not-so sexually-enlightened 1950s.

Desire begins with an image.

Histories of same-sex erotic desire began to appear in medical and scientific journals in the 1870s.

The Roundabout Theatre's production of Tennessee Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire" begins previews next week at Studio 54.

"La Voluntad y La Fortuna" ("Destiny and Desire") begins with the musings of a severed head, floating in the Pacific.

For Hitchcock, undress signifies an unhealthy preoccupation with sexual gratification rather than with the object of desire — and desire begins with perfection.

The desire began with "The Thousand and One Nights" in childhood and the tale of the fish, slit for frying, with a diamond as big as an almond in its belly.

He graduated in social relations and, despite his literary desires, began studying medicine at Columbia University before graduating from Case-Western Reserve University schofl of medicine in Ohio in 1963.

The sun is unrelenting, the terrain is impressive but remarkably ugly; after a while, the logic of one's everyday desires begins to unravel.

One of the most powerful tools to manifest desires begins with intention.