Sentence examples for desires to enter from inspiring English sources
William James and psychologists such as Joseph Segond describe prayer as a "subconscious" and "emotional effusion," an outburst of the mind that desires to enter into communication with the invisible.
(1)(i) Except as provided in subdivision (ii) of this subparagraph, an employee who desires to enter into an agreement under section 3402(p)(3)(A) shall furnish his employer with Form W-4 (withholding exemption certificate) executed in accordance with the provisions of section 3402(f) and the regulations thereunder.
Education, they warned, "is tending toward race suicide": "Many a college girl of the finest innate qualities, who sincerely desires to enter matrimony, is unable to find a husband of her own class, simply because she has been rendered so cold and unattractive, so overstuffed intellectually and starved emotionally, that a typical man does not desire to spend the rest of his life in her company".
Beyond that, Findlay confirmed that there is a desire to enter the Championship from next year.
It did – transforming the fortunes of homegrown British Asian film, and fulfilling Chadha's desire to enter mainstream British culture.
'(d) They required of persons desiring to enter the factory, to first obtain passes from the union.
So the captain entered a code into the touchpad next to the door, and signalled his desire to enter via a videophone.
MacDonald had an insatiable hunger for adventure, and the desire to enter Japan tantalisingly shut to the outside world—had taken a grip on him.
From its primitive to its mystical expression, prayer expresses a human desire to enter into contact with the sacred or holy.
