Sentence examples for no less desire from inspiring English sources

Boras has been around too long to think the Yankees would be unable to sign their own free agents if they wanted them back, and he had to know, without hearing it from their own lips, that George Steinbrenner's sons, Hank and Hal, have no less desire to win than their father.

Anyway, now the tulip is no less desired, or valuable, but it is more even-tempered in its trade.

I do know that I don't have any less desire for having won it two years ago: we want to keep on winning".

What motivates the critic "is no more and no less than the simple desire to function freely and beautifully, to give outward and objective form to ideas that bubble inwardly and have a fascinating lure in them, to get rid of them dramatically and make an articulate noise in the world".

In "Parsifal," Wagner wrestles with his own temptations and desires no less than do his heroes — and he finds them dramatically inextricable from his musical inspirations.

He had no time and less desire to be properly informed; he did not even know the Party program, and he had not read (as he never did read) "Mein Kampf".

What political desires they do have are shaped by a basic but no less profound desire to have an opportunity to fulfill their dreams, to be seen and heard.

There may be a ring of Ally McLeod and Scotland's Tartan Army about it – when they were ferried around Hampden and then sent off to bring home the 1978 World Cup – but Japan has a more realistic, if no less pressing, desire for success.

It's not that they have less desire for freedom.

He had even less desire than he had money.

And he has less desire to absent himself from the technology culture that so enthralls him.