Sentence examples for much of desire from inspiring English sources

"City Boy" is a memoir not so much of desire, inspiration or even treachery as it is of work.

Much of Desire's success lay in the interplay between Dylan and Levy and since then Dylan and his musicians have often reworked Levy's contribution.

The disputed islands were not so much objects of desire as of danger.

The question on the table is this: "How much renunciation of desire does society demand of us, versus the degree of gratification it provides?" Clearly, the adulterer's answer, following a long line of venerable social critics, would be, "Too much".

"So much of my desire for the site is to see it integrated back into the city," he said.

What has been missing among all the clamour is much of a desire to stand back and collect evidence.

Worse, the other side hasn't been evincing much of a desire to deal with this in a mature fashion.

So much of our desire like their bulky, shadowy walking after midnight, exiled from the wild and destined for a circus with its tawdry gaudiness, its unspoken pathos.

If you talk to our students, they'd all say how fun they are and how much of a desire they have to learn English.

Given that the current food economy is so strongly driven by appetite, it does seem odd that so much of the desire is for such squalid and unsatisfying things.

And yet, there is little to suggest that there is much of a desire, here or in any other thriving city in the world, for anything much different than what these international cities have become.