Sentence examples for desire separated from inspiring English sources
A strange world of desire separated from its object comes into focus.
To be a writer, to be a mother: The more these desires are separated from their object (to be the writer of what, to be the mother of whom?), the more they seem to represent not the reaching out of creativity but the inward obstinacy of personal will.
The spur was the desire to separate the legal and beneficial titles, especially when the beneficiary was young or inexperienced.
This task is further compounded by the commercial desire to separate the fuel from the biotechnological host.
But Republican and some Democratic officials say they see another motivation: Mr. Kerry's desire to separate himself from the pack in the Democratic sweepstakes for president.
He has dug up a cartoon re-printed in the magazine (click the image above for the full version), satirising this desire to separate different forms of transport.
Unlike the Pilgrims, the Puritans did not desire to "separate" themselves from the Church of England but, rather, hoped by their example to reform it.
That would be a symbol of President Raúl Castro's desire to separate the institutions of state from the ruling Communist Party before he steps down in 2018.
This is a man, by Mr. Brooks's own assessment, who recognizes the founding fathers' desire to separate church and state but who sees it as incompatible with modern life.
She's trying to claw her way out of poverty via education, political awareness and the arts, but she has no desire to separate from the people she grew up with.
