Sentence examples for needless desire from inspiring English sources

There is an element of truth here, but also a needless desire to encompass every act of pride and survival within the idea of resistance.

Needless to say, my desire to watch the movie was doubled at a stroke.

"Needless to say, our desire is to not have a lot.

Presumably the right to bear arms sits comfortably with a desire to prevent needless deaths.Would that it were so.

Among his reasons: "fear of retaliation by Muslim extremists"; "fear of booksellers wanting to avoid controversy"; "respect for Muslim sensibilities and desire to avoid needless provocation"; "the cartoons are available for all to see on the Internet, only a Google away".

Needless to say, I leave something to be desired.

Such thoughts are out of bounds, needless to say, in the Disney garden, where the rose of desire is definitely not for the plucking.

To measure pain acceptance pregnant women were asked to indicate to what extent they agreed with the following two statements: 'I desire to deliver without epidural analgesia' and 'Pain is needless'.

Needless to say, my own musings on that tableau had always involved the desire to be the angel.

And all this has been needless: the damage has been inflicted for a single reason only one old man's desire to hang on to power.If, by an impossibility, Mr Tsvangirai manages to win, he will face a huge rebuilding job.

Can you believe this broad had the audacity to say to everyone "Damn, ya'll should have brought more money!" Needless to say, I ain't from her in over a decade and have no desire to.