Sentence examples for expression of a wish from inspiring English sources

In the text, for instance, Freud talks about how a dream that makes us feel anxious can nevertheless be the expression of a wish.

For you it was exciting, the expression of a wish; for me it was a prophecy of doom that made me tremble.

There are times when casting a vote must mean more than the "formal expression of a wish or choice for a proposal or candidate".

A note can belong to only one group, with priority to "euthanasia request" (ER), then "suicidal thoughts" (ST) then other expression of a wish to die (OWD).

A palliative treatment goal, death from cardiovascular diseases, the expression of a wish to die in an elderly home and palliative care delivery by the GP were associated with lower hospitalisation odds.

None of the factors of gender, age, pathology or expression of a wish to meet a volunteer or a religious representative were found to be a significant influence on whether a patient chooses to designate an HCP.

In various Latin American countries, it is common to hear expressions of a wish for a benevolent dictator who enacts the programs he desires without pesky interference from other branches of government or society.

Instructing Richard Gere in the rumba, she defines it as "a vertical expression of a horizontal wish".

No Child Left Behind: that sounds like the expression of a democratic wish.

Ms. Lopez, in full sizzle, is the dedicated instructor who teaches him that ballroom dancing, as she puts it, is "a vertical expression of a horizontal wish".

Until the 17th Century it was far better known in Scotland than in England, and it was in Scotland in the 16th Century that (sometimes spelt voit) it began to mean an expression of wish when a decision is taken or an appointment made.