Sentence examples for desire for example from inspiring English sources

Desire, for example, "arises not from reason".

In a Louise Bagshawe novel, Desire for example, this might be the cue for one of her signature, one-line paragraphs.

According to the theory of natural desire, for example, the natural tendencies of even inanimate and insensitive things are expressions of desire.

Kant asserted that the trilogy of mind was irreducible, in that states of feeling and desire, for example, could not be further reduced to states of knowledge and belief.

He has also done some Broadway, as the doctor who takes Blanche DuBois away at the end of Blythe Danner's "Streetcar Named Desire," for example, and as the understudy to the dentist in the Eli Wallach version of "The Diary of Anne Frank".

The Soul in turn- apart from the nature of the Animate- must be either impassive, merely causing Sense-Perception in its yoke-fellow, or sympathetic; and, if sympathetic, it may have identical experiences with its fellow or merely correspondent experiences: desire for example in the Animate may be something quite distinct from the accompanying movement or state in the desiring faculty.

The standard heat maps are ideal for situations where a specific mutation-unfolding propensity is desired, for example, a clinical setting.

Such control is desired, for example, in releasing income information to a tax advisor; constraints should prevent him from passing the information on to a firm which prepares mailing lists.

What about desires, for example, my desire for a week's holiday in Venice?

Cognitive desires, for example, the desire to know, are desires for that which is currently not present to the agent.

Molding is highly beneficial where rapid and inexpensive model replication is desired, for example in educational settings where a large number of models are used such that model destruction is expected as part of the process.