Sentence examples for distinct desire from inspiring English sources

"Despite the substandard performance of the laboratory, there was a distinct desire not to revoke the accreditation of the laboratory prior to the Sochi Olympics," last year's WADA report said.

Baldwin seems especially bullish about the widget, which he says shows a "distinct desire for publishers to connect directly to consumers".

They are each distinct: desire, for instance, is directed at the future, whereas love is a passion involving a "consent by which we consider ourselves from the present on as joined with which we love, in the sense that we imagine a whole of which we think of ourselves only as one part and the loved thing as another" (AT XI 387, modified from CSM I 356).

Vasubandhu responds that if that is the case, then things are not caused by a unitary God, but rather each thing is caused by one of God's countless, distinct desires.

A key motivation for neo-sentimentalism is that making a judgment about desirability or shamefulness is distinct from desiring or being ashamed.

But she concedes that this UConn team has forged its own distinct grandeur with desire and Swiss-watch fluidity.

Two distinct forms of desire — the carnal type and the kind that involves granite countertops — have been known to intermingle, but perhaps never more so than now.

Although Asia is often praised for its "entrepreneurial" culture, this label confusingly lumps together two distinct traits: a desire to chase profits, and an ability to think up clever new ways of making money.

My answer to the questions posed by my Orthodox colleague is that the Wall is big enough for both those who desire distinct gendered roles in prayer and those who are more egalitarian.

There are also several distinct needs and desires being expressed by their clients.

Germany I think it's unfortunate that we see in a number of states – and this is particularly well represented in western Europe – [that] the priorities of governments seem to be very distinct from the desires of the public.