Sentence examples for desiring from from inspiring English sources
In this connection it is helpful to recall Mendelssohn's differentiation of knowing, approving, and desiring from one another.
Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," from "Mary, Did You Know?," arranged by Jack Schrader; an African psalm, arranged by Patrick M. Liebergen, and a 14th-century German carol; with soloists; Darryl Curry, music director.
In the Bach pieces — "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," from Cantata No. 147, and "Sheep May Safely Graze," from Cantata No. 208 — this sensibility took the form of a warm-hued introspection.
Mr. Martins, who received an ovation as he took the stage, opened the concert with a full-blooded interpretation of "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" from Bach's Cantata No. 147 in an arrangement by Charles J. Roberts.
What is the core value customers desire from a company?
"No one has given me the reaction I desire from this blessed event," Pete complains.
Understandable but not admirable, if what you desire from criticism is some kind of affirmation.
(A dinner there this week featured sour ales from Jolly Pumpkin and that Belgian gueuze you desire, from Cantillon).
A parent company may desire from time to time to supply its branch or affiliate with working capital.
Norman Mailer is quoted, amusingly, on how his success changed what Jewish mothers desired from their ambitious sons.
It also still left a good amount to be desired from a player the team has high hopes for.
