Sentence examples for desire of sharing from inspiring English sources

The three children's books that I have written have been directly inspired by stories I would listen to when I was young and by the desire of sharing those memories, teachings, and stories with a bigger audience… When I share these memories all over the country, I hope I can inspire people to share their own stories with their families.

Having been labeled as the "id girls" in the past, they represent the unmediated, instinctual desires of a contemporary generation-and the desires and experiences of sharing everything on social media.

Navajos can be guarded about how deep they let outsiders into their world, but some shepherds and weavers are beginning to embrace the idea of cultural tourism, both as a new source of income and out of a desire to share this part of their heritage before it disappears.

Although the starting reward price for a set of four comes down to only $7.50 per trivet, Kickstarter has afforded him no protective barrier between the heat of desire to share his creation with the world and the easily marred surface of the table of crowdfunding dreams.

Mr. Cheney said in the interview that "no one ever told him of a desire to share key judgments" of the classified document.

A number of participants expressed their desire to share more of their experiences about the different types of assistance provided by health-care staff on the ward.

I declined – not for lack of desire to share my experience, strength and hope in some helpful way.

"Why should consumers actually own a car or lease it for a long period of 3 or 4 years in the times of sharing economy, desire for high flexibility, and fast innovation cycles in the automotive industry?

But nearly all of them spoke of a desire to share with the wider world their admiration for Lincoln's moral character.

Conflict over control of the small Turkmen principality of Dulkadir (Dhū al-Qadr), which controlled much of Cilicia in southern Anatolia and the mountains south of Lake Van, and an Ottoman desire to share in control of the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina led to an intermittent war (1485 91).

Mr. Berg said that donning tefillin -- the sacred assemblage of leather boxes and straps worn during weekday morning prayer -- represents diminution of the desire to receive and a strengthening of the desire to share.