Sentence examples for desire something more from inspiring English sources

Or could it be a sense of nostalgia that leads us to desire something more tactile in a virtually run world?

So if you are young and you don't want to be in a serious relationship, you are going to look for that on Tinder, or if you are older and desire something more serious you will look for that.

Houses and trees desired something more and in summer green meadows covered the volcanic planet like an overcoat tossed upon the ocean.

Young people, by which he meant younger than his own 26 years, desired something more nimble for their iPads, mobile phones and other devices.

"In my own home here in L.A., I have a small wine rack that holds 24 bottles, and there's just enough room on top for a little tray, a decanter and a few glasses". If you have a bit of extra room and desire something slightly more formal, Tabb recommends a bar cart.

My heart may zip about a bit in anticipation, but usually I receive what I request and if not in the form I desire, something equally or even more heart and soul satisfying shows up.

Human nature makes us desire something we can't have even more.

To desire something is to be to some extent motivated to do it but of course we often fail to do what we desire because we desire something else more, because it is impractical or out of some form of weakness.

Esther, restless and desiring something else and something more, resents Dolly's freedom and is openly contemptuous of her stolid but devoted husband.

And I won't take a lot of pills" Participant 18 also desired something other than medications, "I don't want more drugs but I want pain management".

Her desire for something more, some transcendence out of her ordinary existence, gives "River of Grass" a bittersweet tang.