The specific problem was that if they became too close – if they gave in to the girl's intense desires – he'd hurt and potentially kill her.
"If he didn't have that desire, he wouldn't have made this step to come to the Premier League.
When George Osborne arrived in China, he assured his hosts that if its wealthy wanted to buy companies, power stations, homes, or anything else their hearts desired, he would welcome them to Britain, his party's anti-immigration platform notwithstanding.
Rudi, nevertheless, broke the ban, as he would do repeatedly at later occasions, penetrated into my office and expressed his desire he would like to come to work for me.
Alfred Chester, so the scant obituary read, was the author of such novels as The Exquisite Choice [sic] and Jaime [sic] Is My Heart's Desire; he'd received a few O'Henry [sic] awards and a Guggenheim fellowship; his criticism had appeared in Commentary, Partisan Review, the New York Review of Books, and elsewhere.
Some theorists would claim that (21) is true only if John has a first-person desire, that is, a desire that he would naturally express with 'I want to eat a large slice of pizza'.
He didn't help matters when he showed up after the workout and reiterated, on the eve of a game against the Knicks, his often stated desire that he would love to play in New York.
This meant he could then be treated very differently from what he was—a POW and held in any CIA black site his captors desired, where he would be subjected to "enhanced" interrogation methods.
In other words, HRW believes that had President Uribe simply been given the FTA that he so desires, he most likely would not have withdrawn this proposal.
"Mick's a man of sixty," Vivien Harty said, awed at the persistence of her husband's desires, "and he'd still get up on a cracked fuckin' plate".
