Sentence examples for desiring to catch from inspiring English sources

It is not usefully explained as desiring to catch mice even though intentional stance descriptions and predictions of the trap's operation may be correct though trivial.

Few anglers desire to catch them because they are bony and poor tasting, and presumed to be contaminated with mercury and PCB's.

"There's a desire to catch up with the rest of the world.

Their desire to catch up by doing business with America and other former foes has helped dispel any lingering rancour.

For many Bengalis, this political transition reflects a desire to catch up with the rest of India.

He has a big desire to catch up on things he missed in his years of captivity".

Others are older, sincere in their desire to catch up but not sure whether they can do it.

The odor wafting from "cozy stations" nearby was overpowering their desire to catch their breath at the huts.

The cat understands that the mouse will always outwit him, but this tormenting knowledge serves only to inflame his desire to catch the mouse.

As it turns out, expressing even the faintest desire to catch a bouquet these days is like a giant red warning label.

"In letting people know about this tribute, I've been contributing to these people's desire to catch this guy," he said.