Sentence examples for desire far from inspiring English sources

But for women who've been with their partners between one and four years, a dive begins — and continues, leaving male desire far higher.

"But more importantly: what am I going to do to you?" It's a flash of desire far more convincing than the hangover she claims on "Oh What a Night," which feels like a concession to contemporary tastes.

Though there was a midweek feel to large chunks of Woodward's initial selection, the management would have desired far more in the way of positives as the squad prepare to embark for Auckland tomorrow night.

And what is more, said Sade, those faculties of reason that Enlightenment thinkers held in such high esteem are only a byproduct of these deep-seated desires: humans are governed by these desires far more than by any rational impetus.

"It's when the two are combined that Turkey gets a potent new capability to restrict the flow of information as desired far more effectively than in the past.

Peace of mind is a valuable gift and should be desired far above your desire to seek revenge, add to your assets, feed your addictions or prove a point to another.

But, the authorities say, a 60-year-old British man took that desire too far.

"A Streetcar Named Desire" is far from a rarity, in part because actresses love playing that hot mess Blanche DuBois.

When the curlicues of cigarette smoke and the tendrils of desire reach far into the night, think of the queen who died for the sins she bequeathed you.

But the overwhelming desire thus far in democracies in Arab countries has been for representation, first and foremost, on a sectarian or ethnic basis.

In truth the desire is far more cynical: to ensure that the world knows that we were there when something dramatic happened.