Sentence examples for desire for continuing from inspiring English sources
"Our people have proven their desire for continuing with reforms," the king said during his speech.
And that desire for continuing narrative is a direct result of viewers watching shows all in one go".
The election of Benedict XVI, then Joseph Ratzinger, at age seventy-eight, expressed a desire for continuing the Wojtyla legacy (since Ratzinger had been one of John Paul II's key advisers), as well as a wish to avoid another twenty-eight-year papacy.
They expressed a desire for continuing professional development and keeping abreast of new developments in nursing.
His personal trust rating rose from 45.9% in March to 53.5% in October (according to Independent Institute of Socio-Economic and Political Studies [IISEPS] polls), reflecting the public's desire for continued stability.
If Beijing's leaders are sincere in their expressed desire for continued good relations with Washington, they will call a halt to this campaign of intimidation.
Those who have burnt out all desire for continued existence leave the world of desire and live in the world on the level of form alone: they see forms but are not drawn to them.
It would be wrong if a justifiable gratitude for its achievement or lament at its passing dulled the desire for a continuing conversation between faith and film.
This could be that in some communities, such as Ethiopia, a child is thought of as a prerequisite for a fulfilled and happy life [ 33].In some African communities, satisfying desired family size, desire for biological children, maintaining stability of the union, and socio-cultural pressures were important reasons for continuing fertility desire among HIV-positive women [ 38].
Just as disheartening, it underscores how the desire for security continues to override the spirit of openness that is fundamental to a functioning democracy.
All across the continent, the desire for reform continues to grow, even though too many African leaders seem determined to rule tyrannically and destructively.
