Sentence examples for desire sacrifice from inspiring English sources

The musical, billed as a "haunting story of desire, sacrifice and redemption", features the use of fake guns during one scene.

Giancarlo Maldonado, the former Chivas USA forward whose father Carlos was born in Uruguay but also played for Venezuela, told ESPN Deportes: "I think the desire, sacrifice and togetherness we have in this group the last two years is marvelous.

Instead, this is a thoughtful, rather sombre look at the death of desire, sacrificed on the altar of comfort.

Sept. 11th really did leave a residue — an unconsummated desire for sacrifice and service.

MR. AHMED -- If one has the desire to sacrifice himself in the name of God, he must be ready.

The letters were studded with the language of personal honor, and, above all, a desire to sacrifice, as one soldier put it, "personal feelings and inclinations to... my duty in the hour of danger".

Gina Kim Shoreview, Minn., Dec. 21, 2008 • To the Editor: The salient difference between supporting generous government programs and donating one's own time and money to the poor is that the latter manifests the desire to sacrifice personally for the greater good.

battlefield, Lincoln as president of a divided nation, engaged in civil war, spoke to the desire and sacrifice made to protect a nation "conceived in Liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal".

This is why Rahmat Amiri posted from his sickbed in Berlin a 1920s Udru poem written in praise of Indian independence heroes like Bhagat Singh: "The desire for sacrifice is now in our hearts.

This writer's prose has some of Singer's wistful comedy, and a good deal of that writer's curiosity about the places where desire, self-sacrifice and societal obligation intersect and collide.

Finding a permanent conflict beween the spiritually erotic and the physically erotic, Claussen strove to unify earthly desire and religious sacrifice in a verbal totality.