Sentence examples for desire to affect from inspiring English sources
All interest groups share a desire to affect government policy to benefit themselves or their causes.
With a new studio, Ubisoft Quebec, making its Assassin's debut, Syndicate does occasionally suggest a desire to affect change in an annual juggernaut so large that it can barely be steered.
As Ingrid listened to the talk of Colombian turmoil from beneath the living room piano, she recalls, a desire "to affect the destiny of the country" became lodged in her subconscious.
Mr. Bloomberg's longtime friend and fellow publisher, Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the owner of The Daily News and U.S. News & World Report, said he could identify with the mayor's desire to affect the issues of the day.
The content is also changing, particularly as studios strive to get trailers into theaters as long as six months before a film opens, a function of their desire to affect press coverage of movies in production and thus "fertilize" the audience's attitudes.
To create suspense, one merely needs to frustrate a desire to affect the outcome of an imminent event.
A player's desire to move affects their club's position – Barcelona held the cards knowing Cesc Fábregas was pleading to return home, while Phil Jagielka has gone on record as saying he will not push for a move from Merseyside, which strengthens Everton's hand when dealing with potential suitors.
He told Mr Justice Bean there was "a desire not to affect... the timetable offered to the public and the profits of Network Rail/Railtrack".
They'll need to decrease the price if they want to sell me". Rosicky, who was reportedly a target for Chelsea, Porto and Barcelona last summer, insists the lack of European football at Spurs would not affect his desire to move to the club.
The 30-year-old from Inverness missed the cut on his Open debut this year and thinks a desire to impress on home soil affected his game.
This is why sound is a key tool of the filmmaker with a desire to genuinely affect their audience.
