Sentence examples for itches from inspiring English sources

Itches have an unpleasant quality to them which normally makes one want to scratch the spot where one itches.

Although he still itches, his lesions appear to have healed.

"Your nose itches, your eyes tear, headache, vomiting.

Israel itches to rid itself of the prickling menace of Hizbullah's big rocket arsenal.

Henrik Enderlein of the Hertie School of Governance in Berlin sees this as a "typical grand-coalition compromise" between the CDU, which shies away from state intervention in the private sector, and the SPD, which itches to punish financial fat cats.With the whole economy now in need of a bail-out, Germany is balking.

Mr Obama itches to sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade deal that would link 11 economies of the Pacific rim including Japan and Singapore, but not China with America.

In today's quieter interludes, the fund itches to offer help, on things such as pensions and insurance, that the bank is perhaps better placed to provide.Last March the two sisters asked Pedro Malan, Brazil's former finance minister, and five other notables to examine their relations at length.

Some philosophers e.g., Lewis and Jackson think that the account is provided simply by common "folk" beliefs, or beliefs that almost everyone believes that everyone else believes (e.g., in the case of the mental, the beliefs that people scratch itches, that they assert what they think, and that they avoid pain).

The ear canal itches and becomes tender; a small amount of thin, often foul-smelling material drains from it.

According to this proposal, use of the words … of pain, … of itches, … of tickles, and so on should be construed irreferentially, as simply a way of classifying the experience in question.

Smart noted in his early articles that it may be unnecessary to believe in such objects as pains, itches, and tickles, since one can just as well speak about "experiences of" these things, agreeing that there are such experiences but denying that there are any additional objects that these experiences are experiences of.