Sentence examples for display a desire from inspiring English sources
But often there's more to it than that; the bands that cross over generally contain interesting characters (such as Fucked Up's Pink Eyes or Gallows' Frank Carter) and display a desire to experiment beyond their genre's often rigid structures.
Each of the three volumes is only 22 meters deep so that natural light touches the core easily, with two vertical "spines" running up the sides of the east- and west-facing glazed façades lined with extremely visible solar panels – never done before on the façade of a high rise – which display a desire to shift toward using renewable energy in public buildings.
The SEC, via Ms. Story, appears to display a desire to get credit for investigating financial crisis issues without addressing the problem with the CDO market head on and almost seems afraid to capitalize on the progress they made with Goldman on the Abacus deal.
The benefit of the PDPT consists in the reduction of time needed to display a desired information requested by a user command on the PDA.
Isolating the cells that display a desired phenotype, then sequencing the vectors they're carrying, provides a quick map of the genes that are likely involved in that phenotype.
Most genes did not display a desired dose response correlation associated with usable biomarkers, but did support responses within the suite of genes investigated, somewhat validating their use within a broader biomarker approach.
Paul Durcan, (born Oct. 16, 1944, Dublin, Ire)., Irish poet whose work displays a desire to surprise the reader by resorting to surrealist eccentricity.
Only three years ago he seemed to invent a new trick every week, scoring goals no one else would dream up, and, yes, displaying a desire that was thrilling to behold.
The military under the Obama administration has displayed a desire to over-prosecute whistleblowing with life-in-prison charges including espionage and "aiding the enemy", a disturbing decision which is no doubt intended to set an example.
ler") absorbs his recent humiliations (however profitable they may have been for him) and displays a desire for some kind of normalcy despite the extraordinary demands of his business, despite his own extraordinary way of being.
It bodes ill for the future that, in his first state of the nation address earlier today, Medvedev was already displaying a desire to cling to past animosity by slamming the US for its role in the financial crisis, its unilateral actions on the international stage and decision to employ anti-missile systems on Russia's border.
