Sentence examples for desire very much from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the method used to assess patients' information desire very much resembles information giving in clinical practice, by actually providing information at the moment of the treatment choice.

Now they desire it very much".

Nobody expected very much.

The substance of the law at any given time pretty nearly corresponds, so far as it goes, with what is then understood to be convenient; but its form and machinery, and the degree to which it is able to work out desired results, depend very much upon its past.

The desired effect is very much the same.

"We still very much desire to work with the Russians to counter Iran's growing ballistic missile threat".

"She will be linking up with the people, who very much desire her release to work for democracy and human rights," said U Tin Oo, deputy leader of the party, the National League for Democracy, who was himself released in February after seven years of detention.

If you hold a desire theory of well-being, for instance, you will very likely allow that, for most people, happiness is a central aspect of well-being, since most people very much desire to be happy.

They don't seem to extend the understanding, acceptance and respect they very much desire from society.

It is in this sense that we very much desire dialogue with civil society and with our citizens, and we hope that the Council and the Commission do not see this as over against Parliament, but as an addition to it.

So what we're seeing is an ECB catering to German desires for low inflation, very much at the expense of making the problems of peripheral economies much less tractable.