Sentence examples for desiring to repeat the from inspiring English sources

If Ted is propelled to the fridge by {seeing the game's on; desiring to repeat the satisfactory experience of other Saturdays; feeling a bit thirsty; etc}, such things look more like good reasons to have decided to get a beer, not like external physical events far beyond Ted's control.

Demoted to junior status in Ms Merkel's government, it had no desire to repeat the experience.

When the reward is achieved in this case the pleasure of comforting junk food you have a desire to repeat the action with the next reminder, and the cycle begins again.

In the past the Labour party has been deeply damaged by the – false – allegation that it would leave the country defenceless and understandably most Labour MPs have no desire to repeat the experience.

Yet there remains a subterranean desire to repeat the experience — "a certain creeper yearning seaward / Over a dry admonitory drift" — and soon enough there appear in the poem "a burning couple far away": Absolute innocence, fiery, mild.

Australia captain Michael Clarke has spoken of his desire to repeat the 5-0 of 2006-07 and that is certainly a possibility.

In 2000, a team from the same laboratory demonstrated how the first exposure to nicotine can create an enduring ‘memory trace,’ which instills the desire to repeat the experience and amplifies the pleasing effects of subsequent nicotine exposure.

When these regions of the brain are activated, we feel pleasure, as well as the desire to repeat the activity.

Because I had no desire to repeat the bloodbath that ensued in my family during the 2004 nominating season, I felt the temptation to hunker down, surrounded only by like-minded folk.

The desire to repeat the surgery in retrospect was similar between the two groups.

Its executives remember Bastille Day 1995, when their New York experiment was extinguished, the way other people remember Pearl Harbor; they have no desire to repeat that experience.