Sentence examples for desires to know from inspiring English sources
As an older adoptee, I understand the teenagers' desires to know whom they resemble.
They are the types Aristotle was talking about when he said that man by nature desires to know.
Our instinctive preoccupation with the content of the sky seems tangled up, somehow, with all those other inborn human desires: to know and be known.
"The President desires to know in the fullest and most circumstantial manner all the facts, nothing concealed and no man being for any reason favored or shielded," Root declared.
"No man," he wrote, "is allowed to put his mother into the stove because he desires to know how long an adult woman will survive at a temperature of 500degrees Fahrenheit, no matter how important or interesting that particular addition to the store of human knowledge may be".
In the second place man desires to know the causes of the sensible things and also the causes of what he sees in his soul, and he discovers that the more he knows the more he feels pleasure.
