Sentence examples for desire to try it from inspiring English sources

Bobsledding offers exhilarating, almost out-of-control speed (it filled me with a desire to try it myself, although I expect I would find it terrifying), while curling is all about strategy and an understanding of the underlying physics.

Now, it's realizing that for potential buyers of the company's enterprise-focused Commercial Suite edition, there's some desire to try it out before they break out the corporate card.

If you hate eggplant, I'd argue that you've just had it improperly prepared and you've lost the desire to try it since.

At the time, I had no real desire to try it on iOS – I already owned what I'd considered the game's definitive version for the DS – and I couldn't be sold on its touch-screen interface.

Dr. Patricia did not feel comfortable encouraging women toward VBAC unless they expressed a "strong" desire to try it: They really do need to express an interest in it.

Perhaps the series is like fine embroidery or precise machinery: it extinguishes the desire in laypeople to try it themselves.

That does not mean, of course, that those people do not have an equal regard for human suffering, and an equal desire to try to alleviate it.

"At 3-1 you've got an absolute mountain to climb, but one thing about the lads is they've got incredible desire to try and retrieve it.

Did she have the desire to try to do it all over again or was she happy with life after rowing?

And all we wanted to do was to spend time with other people who share our faith and our desire to try to live it better.

But without that commitment -- that mutual desire to try to make it last -- you are taking an even bigger chance with your happiness.