Sentence examples for desires to create from inspiring English sources

That's been one of my desires – to create a transformation of musical ideas.

In her 1987 New York Times review of "Fabrications," Anna Kisselgoff wrote of Merce's "ability, when he desires, to create drama out of movement".

The suspicion is that Petrobras is creeping away from its core competency as a deep-water exploration and production pioneer to satisfy government desires to create jobs through the inefficient building and operation of refineries.

Mr. Moss: Konstantin Stanislavsky, the great innovator in the teaching of acting, understood and conceded that "every person who is really an artist desires to create inside of himself another, deeper, more interesting life than the one that actually surrounds him".

Secondly, the third god desires to create (fr.

In the third approach, specific cell populations, typically multiplied in culture, are directly delivered to the site at which one desires to create a new tissue or organ.

Is this the desire to create order out of chaos?

He was at war with his own desire to create".

"Bacon had a desire to create order out of chaos.

When Cocteau expressed a desire to create ballets, Diaghilev challenged him to "étonne-moi" ("surprise me").

He had no desire to create a dynasty, and was succeeded by Lal Bahadur Shastri.