Sentence examples for expression of want from inspiring English sources

Gently the aria sinks into an oblivion, a void that is not an expression of want or death, but rather of well-being and light.

He added that he was "cautious about how this overt expression of wanting marriage equality on the floor is going to affect the outcome".

A young adult's failed attempt at "suicide-by-jaguar" can be read as a Szymborska-esque victory over death, a Wittgensteinian attempt to learn what one truly is and a Dostoevskian expression of wanting over reason.

Duvalier has not explained his motive for returning, beyond vague expressions of wanting to help rebuild the quake-shattered nation.

Fiona Caller said Miss Crossman's expressions of wanting to die were "a continuous thing".

That's an expression of "not wanting to be seen".

It is possible, nonetheless, that other factors such as the unconditional locomotor activity elicited by the CPP chamber may have dwarfed the expression of reduced wanting of HF food as locomotor activity.

Decor is, after all, an expression of what you want your dwelling space to be, and, by proxy, what you want to spend your time doing and thinking about.

"It's a real expression of what people want.

I, however, can't help but feel that the tendency to jump on the "but some people do feel that way" when it doesn't come either from someone who does or at least with more nuance relating to the critique it's aimed at is just an expression of how people want to view disability, rather than a way to respect the fact that different disabled people perceive their lives in many ways.

It was the expression of affect he wanted to communicate in that moment — something a little smart, and a little sad, and a little funny, and all in all very David.