Sentence examples for expressing wish from inspiring English sources

Nouns in consonant stems began to acquire the endings of the -a declension; e.g., thygatēr, 'daughter,' accusative thygatera, was remodeled after items such as khōra, khōran 'country.' The dual number was lost in nouns, verbs, and adjectives, as was the optative mood (expressing wish or desire) of verbs.

Its frontiers were to be formed in accordance with the freely expressed wish of the inhabitants.

It seems not unlikely that somewhere, somehow, he will do something even more terrible than he has in the past, and achieve his expressed wish for slaughter.

"Commands" involve an expressed wish that something be done, combined with a willingness and ability to impose "an evil" if that wish is not complied with.

"Any amount of withholding that is substantial will readily put a lie to [Clinton's] expressed wish that 'it all be disclosed.'".

Dad's long expressed wish had been that his ashes be scattered at his favorite area of Navajo Lake in Northern New Mexico.

It also resulted in a number of participants consulting their GP with the expressed wish for further diagnostic tests.

Just having gas and air was clearly this interviewee's expressed wish beforehand and this is the outcome.

This helps establish the previously expressed wish of the patient even if he/she is no longer able to communicate.

Did the patient's casually expressed wish – stated when she was not suffering – disclose her views regarding artificial feeding?

It is very beautiful because everybody can express wishes.