Sentence examples for enduring wish from inspiring English sources

But Andras's most enduring wish, it turns out, is to create a kind of family memorial.

Kennedy's death, last week, will cost Obama a vote in the Senate, but this may be outweighed — is it too much to hope? — by the good feeling that Kennedy's decades of large-heartedness have generated, and by the unmistakable sense that universal health care was his enduring wish.

And, anyhow, have all those nations shown any clear and enduring wish to form a common grouping?

It's my hope that through these conversations we can create our own road map for getting the care we need as we age, considering our deep and enduring wishes for our future and our individual reality.

If writing Death Sentence was penance for Garfield, enduring the four Death Wish film sequels must have been hell.

If a donor creates a PODD and sends it to his or her relatives, they are much more likely to remember the wish and less likely to dispute whether the wishes are enduring because of the annual reaffirmation of donation intentions.

Either way, he writes, "something happened in Deraa," and it is not surprising "that someone enduring such a trauma might wish to adorn its memory with staggering violence, the kind of violence that offers an absolution of guilt by making all questions of will or resistance moot".

I heard enthusiastically about the promise of collective impact, but I also heard comments like those above that led me to a conviction: collective impact efforts must be as rigorous about culture as they are about data and strategy if they wish to achieve enduring change.

Pietersen, England's all-time leading run-scorer, said: "Alastair Cook is enduring an experience I would not wish on my worst enemy, but he should do what is right for England and resign the captaincy".

He said the tiny superhero, who saved the city of San Francisco on Friday as part of a huge endeavour by the Make-A-Wish foundation, proved the enduring nature of the character.

As I sat in court, I wrestled again with my enduring conflict, part of me respecting Mr. Ayers' wishes not to take medication, and part of me wishing he would at least try to do it Dr. Askins' way.