The mere fact that Judge Walker had been in a serious relationship "does not put him in the shoes of what the plaintiffs were doing, unless you cite to me some facts that he was desirous of the relief they were seeking," Judge Ware said.
By Charles T. Coines and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 5 , 1930 P. 11If it is true that Grover Whalen is going to resign as police commissioner, we have a good opening for him, provided he is desirous of continuing in public life.
Some Giuliani aides and national Republican figures concluded that his interest in the campaign was flagging, as although he was desirous of winning in political combat against a Clinton, he was by nature an executive personality and the prospect of serving as one of a hundred legislators was unappealing to him.
He is desirous to prove himself, what he is in fact, a faithful servant of your Excellencies.
The victim said she was desirous of prosecution.
She was stoned, she was desirous of me and in all that rolling and sloppy kissing, I managed to take off both her blouse and bra, revealing her beautiful, full breasts that tormented my dreams for years.
Cheever's characters, too, he writes, are "desirous, conflicted, alone adrift," unable to "achieve the crystalline stoicism, the defiant willed courage, of Hemingway's".
"They were available and they were desirous, and we were available and we were desirous," he said.
Perhaps more notable were the Democratic front-runner's much lengthier thoughts on why an individual would choose not to run for president, even if they were desirous of the position and perfectly suited for the job.
I'd point out to Crowley that outside of the tiny Tea Party rump, no one in America is all that concerned with government spending -- they are desirous of jobs, they are concerned with their household debts.
