Sentence examples for never really desired from inspiring English sources

"What's this moronic literature?! Houellebecq is someone who's never done anything, who's never really desired anything, who never wanted to look at others.

But he came to be remembered as a dark, reclusive, and sombre ruler who never really desired to be emperor; Pliny the Elder called him tristissimus hominum, "the gloomiest of men".

I never met these women and I know never really had much desire to, and to me it was almost a frivolous exchange among friends that I don't think I made an important enough distinction about how hurtful it was and how inappropriate it was.

The reason why autonomy is especially important in changes in women's dressing behavior is that most women had never thought about the direction and the way of life that they really desire.

What would Jesus really desire?

"I've never really had a desire to do that.

Del Piero grew to almost 7 feet by the time he was a high school senior, but said he never really had any desire to give basketball another try nor did he feel much pressure from others to play.

"There were a couple of times on an off-day when a couple of guys were going to try to head up there, but I never really had the desire to do it," Duensing said.

Many people I've talked to never really took America's desire to establish a democracy seriously, mostly because they were simply not familiar with the concept.

WASHINGTON — For the White House, the decision announced Friday to soften a rule requiring religious-affiliated organizations to pay for insurance plans that offer free birth control was never really driven by a desire to mollify Roman Catholic bishops, who were strongly opposed to the plan.

I never really had an ardent desire to become a model.