Sentence examples for desires of many from inspiring English sources

Soldiers will be a new element in the parliament, reflecting the desires of many in society: to fight.

In the early half of the decade, Uganda had resisted this tactic, maintaining that a punitive form of justice would conflict with the reconciliatory desires of many Ugandans who want the return of their lost children, husbands, wives, and neighbors.

It is inconceivable, despite the desires of many Japanese politicians, that the Bank of Japan can put up interest rates for a long while yet; indeed the Bank of Japan is pondering whether to cut short-term rates from their present 0.5%.

Those days are gone, but are still embedded in the collective memory, and desires, of many people who live here, even people who are too young to remember when the tailors were French or Greek, the cooks Italian, and the Jews a large, vibrant part of the city.

Mr. Bendis, whose writing portfolio at Marvel also includes Daredevil, The Avengers and Ultimate Spider-Man, got to fulfill the desires of many a costumed villain when he killed off Peter Parker, Spidey's previous secret identity, in the pages of Ultimate Spider-Man No. 160.

To the north, the cubbyhole offices and upright pianos of Tin Pan Alley churned out popular tunes for the masses, while only a few blocks beyond that to the northwest, the brothels and gambling dens of the Tenderloin satisfied the desires of many New York Men.

In 2000, Mr Fox managed to embody the desire of many voters to break with Mexico's old order.

What about the desire of many, after a lifetime of hard work, to go fishing or just loaf around?

This view appears out of step with the intensifying desire of many Turks for broader democratic freedoms.

He said Mr. Lapid had created an outlet that legitimized a deep-seated desire of many Israelis.

This boom is based partly on the desire of many Southerners to bring more fine art to their communities.