Sentence examples for desire that it from inspiring English sources

"They had a fierce desire that it continue to be a living place," he said.

Does he have the burning desire that it takes to mount an aggressive campaign?

The film's title refers to this gradual ruin, and perhaps to the desire that it might hurry up a bit.

He published a book, "Relativity: The Special and General Theory," with the desire that it might, he wrote, "bring some one a few happy hours of suggestive thought".

Societies that value education and desire that it be conducted in a thoughtful and informed way ignore the philosophy of education at their peril.

A blend of fragility and steel, Ms. Reza wavers between extremes: a determination to be judged by her work alone and a desire that it be understood and appreciated.

But Dean is after something else here, not physical virtuosity per se, but, rather, the desire that sustains it.

In contrast Dante's insistence on types and stages of knowing may seem almost perverse, a matter of emphasizing the stages of the mind's ascent rather than the desire that leads it forward from stage to stage.

And that desire, that sense of it being something that you're attracted to, and want it to belong to you and you to belong to it, began.

"He has expressed (a desire) that over time it's an area he'd like to play.

Sidgwick's slogan required that it is desire that is always relevant, whereas Scanlon's slogan leaves open that there may be different "certain ways" of responding to different kinds of values.