Sentence examples for ever desire from inspiring English sources

"Not that we imagine the reader will ever desire to visit these houses," the text stated.

"No one would ever desire to find a huge, warty toad in his dish".

It has given me all that the son of a provincial notary could ever desire".

The "gentle interventions" we'd be performing would connect us with our fellow New Yorkers, and help us to slow down: "If we engage daily life in the right way, it's more than we could ever desire," he said.

When people are debating whether you're more like Hitler or Mussolini, you are certainly on to something, though that something is not what a normal American political candidate would ever desire.

Indeed, before every film, the anteroom to the ballroom is transformed into a candy lover's paradise, a long table piled high with hills of little packages of every candy a movie lover could ever desire.

Have you ever desired the comforts of marriage?

"Snatch and grab, get anything you want, anything you ever desired," said another, a 19-year-old man from Battersea.

All human desire is poised on an axis of paradox, absence and presence its poles, love and hate its motive energies.... Who ever desires what is not gone?

If Salvador Dali had ever desired to capture some representation of football on canvas he would surely have visited the Tayside derby this afternoon.

Despite the hog-heavenliness of gorging guilt-free on all the bacon and eggs and (bunless) cheeseburgers I ever desired, I found, to my astonishment, that I wasn't eating as much as I had before.