Sentence examples for forever wanting from inspiring English sources

He had to live with a crowd of supplicants forever wanting things at the door without feeling haughty or superior to them.

"My sister and I could easily see why my mother would've been attracted to Bev Parsons: big, plank shouldered, talkative, funny, forever wanting to please anybody who came in range.

In this case, drawing James's complete attention is at least an excuse much of the basketball-watching world can live with, just not the nation of Knicks fans forever wanting to believe Anthony can be that top-tier superstar for a playoff season that is the ultimate measure of an N.B.A. leading man's physical and mental durability.

What's great about these moments is their insistence on pure doghood, on the extent to which other species not only differ from us but largely disdain us; the problem is that the digital trickery of "Cats & Dogs" works in the opposite direction, forever wanting dogs to be like us.

One voice which she seems a bit wary of, but uses anyway, sitting on a sofa in a smart Soho club, is her mother's stern-sounding County Mayo Irish - arms folded, jaw set, disapproving - a voice that is forever wanting her to do something 'a bit more respectable': become a nurse, marry a doctor, not make jokes about farting or fellatio.

I got really caught up in the fantasy of it; forever wanting to be an elf.

"I too, forever wanted to conceal and hide part of my past.

Groups like Ducks Unlimited and Pheasants Forever want the government to raise rental rates to keep the same amount of land in the program or even increase it.

"Let's see spirit!" The creators of "Fifty Four Forever" want the show to have a life after its run at the campus theater ends on Saturday; Mr. Tune, in an interview, allowed himself the hope of eventually mounting the show at the real Studio 54, which is now a Broadway house owned by Roundabout Theater Company.

Young boys will forever want to chase the dream, climbing aboard one of the countless small ships that leave from the port of Manaus, and sleeping in tiny hammocks hung from the ceiling for days until they arrive at the next stop on their journey to maybe, possibly, being discovered.

In Munich I was part of a huge bureaucracy, and that cured me forever of wanting power of that kind.