Sentence examples for desire every from inspiring English sources

Danielle always seemed to feel every desire, every hurt, more intensely than others.

There is no one way all men or women desire; every person has his or her own sexuality.

(Actually, back then there was only one Rockette, and she described the kicking rather than performing it — "Jeepers, my leg would be so high right now!" — but two or three men still went mad with desire every show. It was a different time).

In September, 1915, he reported to her that Vivienne had "a great deal of mental passion & no physical passion, a universal vanity, that makes her desire every man's devotion, & a fastidiousness that makes any expression of their devotion disgusting to her" — which suggests that something did happen, or failed to happen, between them.

Max's adventure/dream in this story is a metaphorical acting-out of the desire every child has to get away from their parents, culminating in the inevitable realisation that however angry or upset you are, you're still better off at home.

3. Reconnect with your heart's desire every morning before you get up.

You likely won't get every job you desire, or every promotion, or every bonus... unless you're exceptionally fortunate.

A functionary with a soft middle, he wants no part of Una, though he desires every part of her, including, perhaps, her sometimes hate-filled eyes and her abuse.

These dozens of cooperatives alone have the power, as yet unharnessed, to offer the market every single variety of cannabis imaginable every flavor, color, and aroma, and every desired effect at every level of quality and price.

Drezner wittily identifies the desire of every foreign-policy person to be the next Kennan.

That terrible mix of violence and lust, horror and desire, inhabits every page of the score.