Sentence examples for desire expressed from inspiring English sources

In fact, the most common desire expressed is for a caring adult in their lives that they can trust.

"We overestimated the real desire expressed by the organization," said Ben R. Leedle Jr., the chief executive of Healthways, who has been an outspoken critic of Medicare.

So I understand the desire, expressed by thousands of people, to march on the home turf of our most notoriously ignorant President.

I think the issue, in terms of Florida's electors, has always been the desire expressed by the Florida Supreme Court that this be resolved by Dec. 12.

Perhaps even more importantly, it also satisfies the deep desire expressed by so many employees to be part of something bigger.

That a certain emotional landscape seems to belong outright to O'Brien – the intensity of female desire, expressed with a dignified certainty of one's right to claim it – only enhances the reader's pleasure when the stories take us there.

They are the concrete manifestations of societal needs or desires expressed through clients, building programs, building committees, designers, engineers, bankers, builders, decorators and users.

And needless to say, this being the Pentagon, one of the biggest desires expressed in the report is a need for ― yes, you guessed it!

Progress depends on not only the outcomes of ongoing investigations and lawsuits, but also the desires expressed by Burbank residents at the commission's upcoming town hall meeting.

The draft revised Reporting Format has been prepared taking into full account the desires expressed by member countries.

Clinicians may be faced with instances where providing care to patients is inconsistent with the desires expressed in an AD.