Sentence examples for likely desires from inspiring English sources

His response was fittingly gnomic, graceful, and in accordance with the likely desires of his boss: "I'm the one who is remiss, but I will be conferring with the fact checker".

Sure outings with the family, arcades or movies with just the boys and sneaking girls in the house after dark are among the likely desires of their hearts -- as it is with most boys -- but the dream of fair treatment in the real world remains at the top of the list.

Human beings by nature have multiple interests and to feel like you have to choose one thing goes against the very freedom you likely desire.

At $24.99 (just over £16) that feels good value, especially thinking about children's likely desire to replay the game to discover the bits they missed first time round.

Then Mr. Kelso led a team that cataloged what was left on the moon after the six Apollo landings, and it recommended how to balance historic preservation with the likely desire in the future to investigate how well the materials have lasted.

Add to the mix President Bush's likely desire to burnish his legacy, and the stage is set for cutting deals and passing laws.

A modest fall in true Chinese Treasury holdings -- given slower reserve accumulation in December and the likely desire to diversify -- is not completely implausible.

Paul has made comments earlier this year that were tolerant of Iran's likely desire for a nuclear weapon, but has not touched on the subject for most of the fall.

Girls were more likely to desire to be smaller than boys (OR=4.3), and to not like the way they look (OR=2.3).

"Men are more likely to desire an overhaul when a friend or relative has a heart attack or cancer," she writes.

"Ulster unionists crave security and solidarity, and they are likely to desire a vigorous flag-waving defence of the union and Britishness.