Sophistication is something we intensely desire, yet also fear.
So there remains a strange undercurrent of hope that somebody — Apple — will figure out, soon, some grander vision for wearable technology, transforming it from something that people have vaguely imagined into something people intensely desire.
Study Design: Women who attended an infertility clinic were given an interviewer-administered survey that ascertained how intensely they desired a multifetal pregnancy and how accurately they perceived the risks of multifetal complications.
She could love and desire intensely, but rarely at the same moment, and she could think and feel deeply, but not often in the same sentence.
Filming, taping and photographing meant he could possess people without risk: a strategy of enormous appeal to the lonely, who fear rejection almost as intensely as they desire intimacy.
Despite his concerns, Waldo told the brothers that he "had implicit faith in the ultimate success of the Union arms and the re-establishment of the authority of the National Government over all the states," and that "he was intensely loyal, greatly desiring to live till the rebellion should be suppressed".
To adapt the example of Plato's Socrates that scandalized his Gorgias (Gorgias 494A-495A) to apply to Madell, one may intensely and affectively desire to continue one's experience of scratching one's itch or rubbing oneself, which desire is simultaneously fulfilled, without oneself experiencing pleasure in so doing.
Every one of those children is wanted, desired and loved intensely.
Ryan had always felt intensely drawn to spiritual things; He desired to please God above all else.
When a person is lonely, they long to be witnessed, accepted, desired, at the same time as becoming intensely wary of exposure.
