Sentence examples for desire somewhere from inspiring English sources
Inside the new Kunstmuseum in Lucerne, in the middle of an exhibition called "Mixing Memory and Desire," somewhere between Joseph Reinhardt's late-18th-century paintings of Swiss peasants and a maze of 21st-century installation art, I heard it.
The first migrants could have been pushed out of the country by climate change, or competition for resources, or the desire for somewhere new.
The club, essentially a dark basement with a very respectable soundsystem, suits Samrai and Platt's desire for somewhere they can blare it out.
Instead, the two desires intertwine somewhere deep within the modern psyche, because both spring from the same quest — for a perfect mastery over death, which aims for immortality but then eventually settles for the ability to choose the exact timing of our final exit.
You can usually find the employer's desired skills somewhere in the job description or application.
Four years ago, while waiting on a woman customer in a shoe store he owned in the Bronx, he was seized with an uncontrollable desire to run somewhere.
We are here to suffer terrible disorientation and jetlag and to be plagued constantly by the desire to be somewhere else.
Hopping at random between unrelated comic remarks, it thwarts our desire to go somewhere surprising or to discover anything compelling about the personality who might take us there.
When Thoreau writes, "I desire to speak somewhere without bounds; like a man in a waking moment, to men in their waking moments," it becomes clear that we are not actually excluded.
