Sentence examples for free desire from inspiring English sources
The promise of Lybrido and of a similar medication called Lybridos, which Tuiten also has in trials, or of whatever chemical finally wins the race for F.D.A. approval, is that it will be possible to take a next step, to give women the power to switch on lust, to free desire from the obstacles that get in its way.
Capitalism sets free desiring-production even as it attempts to rein it in with the institution of private property and the familial or "Oedipal" patterning of desire; schizophrenics are propelled by the charge of desiring-production thus set free but fail at the limits capitalist society proposes, thus providing a clue to the workings of desiring-production.
His look (not his looks, which are unremarkable) reveals to them the "outrage" of their solitude and sets free their desire, which he then feels duty-bound to fulfill.
Yet she also meticulously captures rare moments when characters are free from desire, and content entirely in the present moment, once appreciating, for example, a "burst of beauty before it expired" – flowers in the garden before they wither.
We've been taught that being "spiritual" is about being free from desire and concerns about money.
There's a proper Ibiza vibe and by the time The Tamperer's 'Free From Desire' drops, there are folk giving it heaps on the roof of the freights, much to the chagrin of nearby security staff.
It is tempered by John Locke's recognition that being human is never free of desires or demands.
Noise and lights, booze and chorus girls, and the endless milling of the crowd: Times Square was a declaration of sheer presence, a monument to nothing more than restless energy and free-floating desire.
A holy will would be entirely free from desires that might operate independently of morality.
The answer provided by Laozi is not the rejection of technology, but instead seeking the calm state of wu wei, free from desires.
