Sentence examples for desires thereby from inspiring English sources

"Civilization" has (as Freud would argue) been built on repression, and it doesn't work: the point is to satisfy all desires, thereby eradicating conflict and violence and ushering in the state known as "Harmony".

My answer is that invoking the god of morality, like invoking the God of religion, serves to add a hefty dose of imprimatur, authority and self-assurance to the pre-existing strength of our desires, thereby bumping up the level of damage that is likely to ensue from trying to get our way in the face of opposition.

Linked with this idea of the potentially destructive power of passionate will, emotion, and thought is Balzac's peculiar notion of a vital fluid concentrated inside the person, a store of energy that he may husband or squander as he desires, thereby lengthening or shortening his vital span.

Toss aside your hesitation and be straightforward about your demands and desires, thereby setting the pace of each interaction.

In establishing freedom of testation, a prominent role was played by the church, which desired thereby to obtain funds for its activities, which included the bulk of medieval education, charity, and cultivation of the arts.

This can be repeated until ejaculation is desired, thereby helping to provide control.

Consumers simply use the resources they have available to purchase what they most desire, thereby maximising their individual utilities.

As some women in the community have traditional values and experience shyness when discussing maternal health matters in the presence of men, we suggest that group education be separated by gender with additional options for follow-up couple and individual counselling where desired, thereby ensuring education is culturally appropriate and considerate of varying attitudes [ 14].

(Davidson's example is my growing of a beautiful flower because I desire you to enter my garden — you develop a craving to see the flower as a result of my desire and my desire has thereby caused, without being a reason for, your craving).

Familial, social, and symbolic mechanisms of exchange have denied femininity its own images and language, fashioning women through men's language, images, and desires, and thereby producing an apparent, but false, symmetry within a single, monotonous, language.

By extending himself through the objects and signage of our desires, and thereby though us, Dennis makes us retrace the poetry and artistry that reside in us.