Sentence examples for desire to master from inspiring English sources

With the passage of time, the band's adrenalised rush has been superseded by the desire to master classic songwriting.

The No. 10 Dashboard taps into the same desire to master available information — a desire that has only grown as the amount of information in circulation has increased.

Cather comments that Indians have no desire to master nature, instead "accommodating themselves to the scene in which they found themselves".

There was a desire to master new things one point at a time, but the coaching staff in the later portions of each drill exhorted him to pick up the pace.

Often Bishop fought the feeling that it might be "too late," as she wrote of her desire to master the Peterson Field Guides to birds and wildflowers, and another volume on beach pebbles she'd brought with her to Maine.

In fashioning Ford Plantation, Mr. Pollak said, "We realized that our members' time was their most precious asset and that they had a great desire to master new skills but wanted to do it in a private setting without a lot of people looking on".

She desires to master the intricacies of the runway, the proud history of vogueing and, er, the general fabulousness of your rule.

Framing is active at all times and is a function of our desire to control and master events that look complex at first sight.

They desire to control and master everything they do.They are independent and seem to be able to run anything.They are usually right and excel in emergencies.

Like many people in her age group, she assumed that she now possessed the discipline and desire needed to master the instrument.

Emphatically, he said he had no desire to try to master yet another operating system any time soon.