Sentence examples for desires whether from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, the Web is awarding not just self-promoters but those able to produce what a chosen audience most desires, whether that be carefully crafted and thoughtful commentary or a series of Tweets designed to entertain or outrage.

Don't be afraid to talk about each others sexual desires whether it be on the phone, through e-mail or even better on webcam, you never know where it may lead you.

But that has not stopped residents, elected officials and real estate developers from projecting their own desires, whether retail or residence or office complex, onto the institution, which takes up the entire block between Atlantic Avenue and State Street from Boerum Place to Smith Street.

The theory is held to be true because it can be employed to satisfy our desires, whether they are for convenient plastic containers, warmth, cures for our ills, entertainment, or modes of communication and transport.

The dependent variables were FP use in the last 12 months and fertility desires (whether a woman wants more children or not).

Basically, her needs or desires, whether they are financial, physical, emotional or spiritual, must receive your full attention.

The web first made it slightly easier to find what we desired, whether that was goods or information or social connection.

Sevruguin served many audiences and gave each what it desired, whether uninflected ethnographic records, dignified portraits or staged scenes of "Oriental" debauchery.

But the dynamic before which Guinea-Bissau and its neighbors along the West African coast are truly helpless is globalization, which ensures that producers will find a way to deliver all things insatiably desired, whether good or bad.

In a world where there are so many options for the "where" to buy an item, I am going to go for the one that makes me feel like I am getting a good deal on something that I desire — whether that be a piece of furniture or a vase or a frame.

A method can be selected on the basis of the volume of water to be measured, the degree of accuracy desired, whether the installation is permanent or temporary and the financial investment required (Tobias et al. 2001; Parker et al. 2004).