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"human desires" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk generally about desires that people have. For example: "Human desires are often difficult to satisfy."
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Emphasizing the naturalistic thesis, Hook, like Dewey, asserted that what is desirable is derived from human desires.
They're human beings, with human desires.
What has been left out are the contradictions of human desires.
Or would I, like Harold, naturally skew towards evil because of my baser – albeit human – desires?
He is denied sex, one of the most powerful human desires.
Teeth, swimming pools, nuns they stand in for basic human desires and anxieties.
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Human desire, less so.
Creativity is a universal human desire.
Human effort and human desire work the necessary magic.
IT is hard to squelch the human desire for fun.
"The film understands the sheer, brutal force of human desire".
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