Sentence examples for desire him from inspiring English sources
Late in life, Johnson said she didn't desire him when they started, but couldn't say no.
Though she adored him, she did not – could not – desire him sexually.
He had no form or majesty that we should look at him, and no beauty that we should desire him.
I didn't love him anymore, I didn't desire him, and, if I could, I would have handed him right over to Stroessner's soldiers and let them do as they pleased with him.
Stipp now suffers from post-traumatic stress and is given to dissociative fugues in which he forgets his identity, allowing himself to become, albeit briefly, whomever Laney and Miss Baby desire him to be — a lover, a confidant, or, perhaps, an accessory to murder.
Once again, the narrator arrives in Los Angeles at Christmas, after four months elsewhere; attends parties where he inevitably runs into people he knew in high school, who despise or desire him (or both); gets drunk; gets stoned; and pities himself.
Unfortunately, Maggie desires him as well, which threatens to drive a bitter wedge between the sisters.
It was no longer true of Cohen that men envied him and women desired him.
A deadly storm in North Dakota brings together a rancher and the woman who desires him.
So between them there was always this tilt, this unbalance: she had desired him before he knew what was up.
