Sentence examples for of desire from from inspiring English sources

Such odds and ends prevent The Alchemy of Desire from becoming all that Naipaul claims for it.

A perfect companion piece to "Tristana," Buñuel's final film, "That Obscure Object of Desire," from 1977, has also returned to circulation, in a superb Blu-ray transfer from Lionsgate.

People distrust advertising, so we have a role to play in changing perception, mostly by appealing to car nuts who remember an old favourite, or an object of desire from their youth.

About 10 minutes into "Woman on the Beach," a bittersweet accounting of the geography of desire from the South Korean director Hong Sang-soo, two men and a woman stand staring into the sea.

But, as with many other objects of desire, from fine Swiss watches and fountain pens to vintage cars, the appeal of a Barder rod may lie in the knowledge that a skilled person made it carefully and to order.

It's a seduction, but so sincere: a groan of desire from a man who feels locked out precisely because he's a man, jonesing so hard for intimacy that his "PLEE-EE-EESE" is a different kind of climax.

In this view, the very act of clinging contributes to the perpetuation of desires from one incarnation to the next.

The lessons of the rollout are ultimately a question of desires from transit customers (who also happen to be voters) — how badly do we want new infrastructure, and how much are we willing to be inconvenienced to get it?

Mr. HOFFMAN: So – and I think – look, not commenting on their intentions, but they have a huge mobile presence already with a bunch of features and a bunch of desires from people to iterate on those features.

† Paired differences in means ± S. D: Difference in the mean values of each cultural dimension pair (subtraction of the mean value of desired from prevailing culture).

There's no mechanism for it, and not a lot of desire for it, even from the fundamentalists among us.