Sentence examples for desired to record from inspiring English sources

It is useful when there are one or more distinct demarcations in the one-dimensional view of the subject and it is desired to record their motion along a more or less straight line.

The Royal Society would more specially desire to record its sense of the importance of the services which the University has rendered to the progress of science.

He never had the desire to record, go on radio, or perform in public….

This explains my almost pathological desire to record and keep everything.

The positive response fueled his desire to record his second CD.

Many will feel preached to and overwhelmed by Tolstoy's desire to record the definitive account of this age.

The shift is helping to redefine the concept of history, as people suddenly have the tools and the desire to record the lives of almost everybody.

I felt I was a witness to significant historical events and, being a writer [Mullin is also a novelist] felt a compulsive desire to record them.

The Impressionist artists shared a desire to record the modern world around them by capturing the transient effects of light and colour.

There is a play to be written about the divided duties of the photojournalist torn between the desire to record reality and create an enduring image.

But she was a dab hand behind a camera, too, inheriting from her father a desire to record the world and the people around her.