While acknowledging technology's march, that tournament's chairman, Timothy O'Donnell, says he doubts it will ever eliminate the desire for debating face to face.
Critics scoff at Mr. Obama's professed desire for a debate.
A desire for vigorous debate is why people run for the Senate, not the House, Mr. McConnell said.
And, if there is a desire for more debate, we saw a simple route to it last week: just invite some Republican Presidential candidates to a same-sex wedding.
Writing for Religion News Service, Jonathan Merritt takes Bruni's column as an indication that "[h]e and many liberals have now seemingly abandoned their desire for reasonable debate -- something this important issue deserves -- and adopted strong-arm tactics to force their opponents to capitulate.
Paul's complaints about the presidential primary debates come amid some speculation as to what is really driving the RNC's threats to boycott ABC and NBC in 2016: a desire for fewer debates.
This Cambridge University video from 2009 gives a good taste of MacKay's desire for an informed debate on saving energy: MacKay joins us just days after the boss of National Grid, Steve Holliday, called 2011 a 'pivotal' year if the UK is to meet its future targets for cutting carbon emissions.
These critics are motivated by lively and serious concerns, some of them abstract, some practical: Garner's and Silverman's desire for lively literary debate, Miller's commitment to publishing criticism that people will actually read, and Brody's passionate worry that glib negativity can have destructive effects on the career of serious artists.
Raikes's desire for fiercer internal debates at the foundation may be an acknowledgement that Gates needs to be challenged more.
Weight may be perceived as an examination, a need to understand for future scholastic endeavors, a need to understand both sides of an issue for debate, or the desire to learn.
