Sentence examples for from desires from inspiring English sources

The given reasons range from desires for greater efficiency to concerns about improper behavior.

A great deal of the turbulence in the 20th century political, economic, and social resulted from desires and aspirations that had been constantly escalating and that had been passing from relatively homogenous groups in the West to ethnic and racial minorities among them and, then, to whole continents elsewhere.

Primitive valuings must be distinguished from desires, on the one hand, and enjoyments, on the other.

A holy will would be entirely free from desires that might operate independently of morality.

His will is divided, and his actions proceed from desires with which he does not reflectively identify.

More precisely, Frankfurt explains freely willed action in terms of actions that issue from desires that suitably mesh with hierarchically ordered elements of a person's psychology.

I guess this comes from desire, too, she thought.

(4) Salvador's wife, not the Freed From Desire chanteuse.

Mother Theresa was acting as much from desire as was the Marquis de Sade.

It sometimes required me to reason backward, from desired conclusion to suitable premise.

Isabelle also sleeps with her ex-husband, François (Laurent Grévill), more from force of habit than from desire.