Sentence examples for expressed her wish from inspiring English sources

In one tweet she expressed her wish that it "didn't vilify teachers as so uncaring".

Shortly before her death, Mr. Davis said, she expressed her wish to be buried in the yard of the house where they had spent three decades together.

Her words, which were met with a resounding cheer from the thousands in the sports stadium, were at once defiant and wistful; they expressed her wish that her fans in Iran could also hear her live performance.

Berenson was allowed five minutes to speak, during which she apologized if her presence in Peru contributed to violence and expressed her wish to be with her family and to raise her son.

In one of the most gorgeous and well-matched epistolary exchanges in American history, Abigail expressed her wish that the new American government would guarantee the rights of women.

Instead May is referred to as Britain's Merkel and it has even been suggested she has modelled herself on her German counterpart, not least in her maiden speech in which she expressed her wish to "make Britain a country that works for everyone", which had strong echoes of Merkel's social market tendencies.

The crude archetypes of female fandom — the clueless girlfriend who asks if LeBron scored the touchdown, or the mom who waits for a pivotal moment to express her wish that they wouldn't spit tobacco like that — manage to endure because everyone has watched a game with one of those types.

After a contentious piece ("Why I'm Quitting UCB, and Its Problem with Diversity") made the rounds on social media, a former U.C.B. diversity coördinator, Keisha Zollar, responded on Facebook, expressing her wish that "POC, women, the LGBTQ+ community, people over 35, and persons with disabilities" be better represented at U.C.B.

Meanwhile, Guddu's lover Sweety, sister of the politician Sunil Bhope, reveals that she is pregnant with Guddu's child and expresses her wish to marry Guddu.

Since she always wears a hat when she goes outside and associates the two events, she will ask for her hat by tapping her head with one open hand as a way of expressing her wish to go outside.

In the letter she is grateful to Gjörwell for having one of her writings published, and expresses her wish that she would "live to see even the smallest amendment to the suggestions that I have ventured to adhort for the benefit of my sex".