Sentence examples for desiring to secure from inspiring English sources

Lacking a background in Marxist theory, and desiring to secure legitimacy for "mass art" or "popular culture," too many of Adorno's anglophone critics simply ignore the main point to his critique of the culture industry.

· C.O. Sherrill, president of the American Retail Federation, testified in "favor of the objectives of [the FLSA] in desiring to secure an increase of the standard of living," and said that the retailers "do believe thoroughly in decent wages".

But it is also a good path to follow for anyone who desires to secure a proper love for the world".

The group reiterated that most of its members wanted to remain in a reformed European Union and Cridland cautioned against rushing a planned referendum given businesses' desire to secure a "meaningful" reform package first.

Within five minutes Thomas Leuluai was scoring Wigan's fifth try – the second to come from a highly questionable refereeing decision on an afternoon when the performance of all three officials left much to be desired – to secure their first Wembley win since 1995.

They desire to secure these things even at the expense of other people, and so they act in ways that are morally vicious.

In addition, the level of security offered by the resulting asymmetric key, at the end of double encryption, is very high and desired to secure the entire system.

The organization scores candidates based on opposition to "amnesty," desire to "secure the borders" and plans to "reduce overall immigration," among other factors.

Discuss you desire to secure representation from the agency and your goals for your career.

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What drives Bottura today includes a strong desire to secure the future for his family.