Friderike took a subtly different view, noting that it manifested a desire for "escape from everyday things into the realm of great achievement, evident in his whole mode of life".
"He was helpful as someone who represented authority yet had a common background, or a common race, who manifested a desire to keep things calm, and reason with people," said Milton Mollen, a deputy mayor under David N. Dinkins.
The repetition undoubtedly replicates reality to some degree — flocks of flamingoes, standing in water, often line up in surprisingly regular ways — but it also manifests a desire for order and control over nature.
The extent to which individuals might be reluctant to acknowledge hopes and expectations because of fears of future disappointment, or conversely, might overestimate hopes and expectations with the intent of manifesting a desired reality, is an area that needs additional exploration.
In doing so, that person manifests a corrupted desire, a desire for what is evil, the material aspect of the bodily.
They also manifested a much stronger desire to gamble.
Al Hendi's poem In Search of the Other, for example, sees love between people manifested as a desire for communication: Isabella She searches for someone else every day; and finds me And I search for someone else; but find her It is said: that East and West shall never meet but Isabella and I Meet every day on our trip in search of others.².
I am inclined to think that achieving equality in a marriage depends less on the specific set of tasks (i.e. roles) that one does, and more on whether both partners manifest a genuine desire to advance their partner's interests.
Which mostly manifests as a desire to have a "plus one" for family gatherings and formal events, like weddings.
Back then, none of us was free.' The pursuit of freedom is what has fuelled Koudelka's life ever since, and that has manifested itself in a desire to be constantly on the move.
This did not always manifest as a desire for less government intervention: interviewees cited examples of requirements that posed an unnecessary burden, but also of 'voids' that it would be helpful for a central agency to fill.
