Sentence examples for every desire of from inspiring English sources

Only 10 percent of women 65 and older were willing to "submit to every desire of their partners," compared with 26 percent of women under 25.

My first wish is a restoration of our just rights; my second, a return of the happy period, when, consistently with duty, I may withdraw myself totally from the public stage, and pass the rest of my days in domestic ease and tranquillity, banishing every desire of ever hearing what passes in the world.

Simultaneously, you keep hearing whispers that the all-powerful Amulet of Nargoth, Necromancer King, was not destroyed in the Molten Swamp, as previously believed, but rather endures, infused with the power to satisfy every desire of the one who carries it. . .

Simultaneously, you keep hearing whispers that the all-powerful Amulet of Nargoth, Necromancer King, was not destroyed in the Molten Swamp, as previously believed, but rather endures, infused with the power to satisfy every desire of the one who carries it . . .

The mistakes recurring are: 1) letting both the House and Senate write numerous forms of legislation and in so doing, exposing every desire of the industries and lobbyists involved; 2) not making choices and showing accountability to those industries and special interests to show that the chosen bill fits the public will.

But despair is a feeling that calls for passivity and acceptance of reality even if it is unbearable, and it sees every spark of hope, every desire for change as a cunning enemy.

That's because here every wish, every desire – all of those passionate instincts that the other works were laboring so hard to suppress – all of these wishes just get fulfilled in this poem.

But as I said to this guy last month about his kink, you don't get to have every desire and inclination of yours met by everyone you find attractive.

Only the factors of the second group are changed in the MIDI annotation to get every desired combination of factor levels.

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The most direct route to happiness, as commonsense testifies, is not through the gratification of every desire that happens to occur to one.