Sentence examples for desire for playing from inspiring English sources

Fassel was not sympathetic to Wheatley's desire for playing time and thought that Wheatley was overweight.

But the main reason why games are different is that, rather than being consumed passively like all the other media, they are interactive, marrying the power of modern technology to the human desire for play.

Perhaps desire for recognition played a role.

"It is clear that a basic desire for change played a role," Politiken said.

Overnight, Andresen became a celebrity, adored as the ethereally beautiful, blond-locked boy who becomes a fatal object of desire for Gustav von Aschenbach, played by Dirk Bogarde.

We will probably never know to what extent the fans' excessive alcohol consumption, their envy and their desire for notoriety played a role in this fiasco.

The Republican nominee stressed his desire for peace, played down the chances that America would launch fresh military campaigns on his watch and endorsed Mr Obama's hopes for a negotiated end to such crises as the Iranian nuclear conundrum.

These distinctions do not imply that the desire for revenge plays no motivational role leading people to value retributive justice.

If Wallace stays, would that cause any potential problems for Batum, who has expressed his desire for more playing time going forward?

Pogba made just seven substitute appearances for United and insists his move was motivated by a desire for more playing time rather than money.

In my last few posts, I've looked at ways these desires for God play out in our everyday lives, including incompletion, common longings and connections, uncommon longings, and exaltation and clarity.