Sentence examples for one can want from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Michel Platini, no one can want Michel Platini to be exonerated of any unpleasantness more than Greg Dyke.

No one can want track estimators to be the thin end of the wedge for the creation of a new kind of gullible public".

One may respond to the aesthetic expressions and indeed share many of the needs that these movements have sought to address without adopting particular codes of behaviour: one can want a place where it is possible to be still without necessarily wanting to pray in it.

Reverie is the one way in which, without contradiction, one can want not to want.

Reverie is the one way in which, without contradiction, one can want to not want.

One can want to stop welfare tourism even if few people would be affected.

"No one who loves Chile can want anything else," Ms Matthei said.

The problem here is that while no one wants imperialism to win, no one in his right mind can want liberty to fail either.

When starting your own business, it can feel like you're on an island where no one can or wants to hear you.

No one can have wanted for solo female vocalists recently, but the 19-year-old carved her own space.

That, of course, no one can, or wants to confirm in Yokohama, so it might or might not be true.