Sentence examples for desire that she from inspiring English sources

Nor can Lula resist the desire that she assumes she inspires.

I know that her husband and teacher desire that she dance 'Swan Lake' at 20.

Paul and I approached Bianca, who was so torn between pointing the bird (her job) and jumping on it (her desire) that she was trembling.

His 2004 film "Primo Amore" ("First Love"), is a brutal exploration of a relationship in which a woman stops eating to satisfy her lover's desire that she be thin.

Her ambition is to be transferred to the company's gleaming headquarters in a glass tower across from Bryant Park; her desire is to have a romantic relationship with a man, and it's a desire that she shares with her two best friends, Viv (Aidy Bryant and Janee (Busy Philipps).

The student has turned away from values that would afford her a healthier sense of self-worth; her desire for an excessive number of beauty treatments is deformed because it is the product of adopting values that are oppressive to her, and it is a desire that she would not have absent the oppressive conditions.

I would have thought that winning Wimbledon displayed all the attributes of a natural athlete, except Inverdale did not personally desire Bartoli; in that, she failed.

Amy, however, was a shallow young woman who acceded to her parents' desires that she marry a wealthier suitor.

And as one of my former colleagues found, pumping breast milk in the ladies' room, then searching for a refrigerator in which to store it, left so much to be desired that she quit her job.

But she had a needle-sharp editorial instinct about whom her magazine was for – a reader who'd never been catered to in this way: herself, 20 (or more) years before, the plain "mouseburger" from the middle of nowhere, a walking tangle of insecurities and desires that she couldn't articulate – for glamour, sex and power.

It is tempting to read the Lonely Doll books as a mirror of Wright's life — the stifled woman-child playing the role of the overbearing parental figure upon the lifeless Edith, and expressing, through the doll, the urges and desires that she never explored on her own.