Sentence examples for may want something from inspiring English sources

The voters may want something more than intelligence, decency and a ready wit.

You may want something more: more insight, more emotion, more daring.

But the new crowd may want something a bit more trendy.

He may want something for Liberia, such as aid or, some say, a state visit to Washington.

I may want something different later on when I am more comfortable, but as of now I want to stay with the hardest way".

Enright herself told Radio 4's Today programme this morning: "When people pick up a book they may want something happy that will cheer them up.

She might be "the one," and the nagging sense that Jon may actually want something more than sex sets up the major axis on which the film turns.

But make sure not to overdo it, or they may suspect you just want something.

"If they don't want something they may well throw it over their shoulder".

When we no longer want something, we may speak of a past desire.

The children may threaten you when they want something that they can't have so be very careful.