Sentence examples for nascent desire from inspiring English sources

Hamas has not executed any suicide bombings in the past few months, but the Israelis do not take the lull to reflect a nascent desire for compromise.

She developed an obsession with the disco producer Giorgio Moroder and harbored a nascent desire to record a disco album, which was at odds with much of the music she had already written.

"It's a want, as opposed to a need," said one of those Apple fans, Ryan Kenney, 29, describing his nascent desire for the iPad in New York this week.

Compelled by a nascent desire for innovation and advancement, mankind's quest for technological prowess is rooted in its earliest days.

We can already see the nascent desire for a stronger government embodied in the two most unexpected candidates in the 2016 race: Bernie Sanders on the left and Donald Trump on the right.

When explaining the current state of the campaign, these associates point to that relatively bruise-free primary ― not some nascent desire to extricate himself from the path to the presidency ― as a contributing factor.

Within days, it seemed, girls' English binders were plastered in photos of Leonardo DiCaprio from the film, with his perfectly curved forelock and glinting rave armor – a classroom-suitable image of nascent erotic desire.

It's a shame, as Kechiche's three-hour film was otherwise dedicated to subtly and intimately sketching the world around the couple as well as his protagonist Adele's nascent erotic desires, her inner turmoil and later her desolate heartbreak.

It's just one instance of how nascent female sexual desire is imaginatively captured by Heller.

In 2003, the one-eyed giant disconnected the propane hose on a construction site in Vancouver, Washington, and redirected it into a nascent shop called Desire Video.

The movement also took hold in nascent industries that desired an immigrant workforce capable of adjusting to mass-production work standards.