Sentence examples for generalised desire from inspiring English sources
"Mrs Demiraj is at risk because Bedini seeks to hurt Mr Demiraj by hurting her — not because he has a generalised desire to hurt the Demiraj family as such," wrote Judge Catharina Haynes in her determination.
Because while dating methods evolve, the human emotions underpinning them never do, namely, hope, loneliness, a search for validation, a generalised desire for sex, and eventually a specific desire for love.
I have generalised anxiety disorder.
Even then, though, his performance seemed generalised.
If corruption exists, it is not generalised.
Enamel hypoplasia: This condition may be localised or generalised.
"I've diagnosed myself with generalised anxiety disorder," I say.
But can such delivery be generalised across the political economy?
Generalised austerity has made matters worse, as has the ECB's lack of sufficient offsetting action.
Generalised equations for all classes of livestock operations are presented.
