Sentence examples for desire to both from inspiring English sources
Was it fear that held me back, or that in-built desire to both please and be perceived as in control?
The bright, vaulted space has served as the studio and showroom for her five-person team since last summer — and is a testament to the Swedish decorator's desire to both beautify and meticulously organize her world.
Given nuclear's singular status in decarbonizing electricity, how does Ocasio-Cortez avoid the cognitive dissonance that should be created by her desire to both slash emissions and shut down nuclear plants?
That convergence was driven by a desire to both lower the costs of the phone service and provide users with all sorts of new features beyond simple call-waiting and caller ID.
It also stated the company's desire to both expand in the US and participate in further consolidation in Europe.
The series, titled Interwoven, takes as its starting point the relationship between humans and nature our desire to both cherish nature and control it.
But Post 90s youngsters are motivated conflicting desires to both pursue passions and conform to regimented social imperatives.
I have found no balance yet between fulfilling my desires to both see all the world's wonders and actually soak some of them in, though I am fortunate to have either opportunity.
Really, Edward and Bella are meant to be together -- if only due to Edward's desires to both kill Bella and whisk her away to a glittery honeymoon suite, warring urges that manifest as unbridled, stalker-level obsession.
(The '50s were better than the '60s, Edward thinks, and the '80s were just terrible). Really, Edward and Bella are meant to be together -- if only due to Edward's desires to both kill Bella and whisk her away to a glittery honeymoon suite, warring urges that manifest as unbridled, stalker-level obsession.
It was one gesture among many in recent years that demonstrate the king's desire to help both sides, both as individual parties and as two peoples who must come to terms.
