Sentence examples for desired to bring from inspiring English sources

In the face of this revival, Pope Leo XIII desired to bring about some sort of unity among the traditionally independent Benedictines.

We desire to bring her home with us when we sail.

Cleaning up is "the natural reaction," said Damon Gersh, president of Maxons Restorations, alluding to many peoples' desire to bring order into their lives.

"If they desire to bring him back now, he would have to be a shell of his former self," said Steven Jay Rubin, author of the Complete James Bond Movie Encyclopedia (McGraw-Hill).

The dark truth is that our president desires to bring about the downfall of America by destroying it from within.

These are behavioural issues and would require a more sustained effort on the part of the social organization, which desires to bring about changes in behavioural pattern.

"We continue to move forward with our desire to bring M.L.S. to Cleveland in 2006".

The flowers are an odd touch, suggesting a Pygmalionesque desire to bring her to life.

The desire to bring back the boring, small banking industry of the nineteen-fifties is understandable.

Fay made no secret of his desire to bring the Open back to Bethpage.

Some songs he "created"; others he simply "had a desire to bring to fruition".