Sentence examples for outward desire from inspiring English sources

Bonnie, however, has moved on to his new venture, PoliticalBase, and hasn't shown any outward desire to return to CNET.

It stops being motivated by an outward-looking desire to demonstrate collective resistance and slides into the self-absorbed projection of the individual into whatever event of the day is shocking or enthralling.

They claimed the armband was meant to look like a traffic sign with four arrows pointing outward, representing their desire "to expand without a limit in four directions".

"One outward sign is their desire for public attention.

From this primitive center, the neurotransmitter dopamine, the molecular essence of desire, radiates outward through the brain.

Chafing at his desire for outward propriety, she left him after only a year and moved to London.

Berkeley: an insider whose desires headed outward, beyond the edge of the frame; Lewis: an outsider who sought a frame for his desires.

In what is apparently the first major retrofit of its kind for municipal lighting on Long Island, the village is installing specially designed fixtures that will direct light downward to where it is desired rather than outward and upward in all directions.

"Maybe it comes from being an island, but the British look outward … they have an innate desire to understand the rest of the world.

The team's name and symbol was intended to represent an outward expression of passion and internal desire to dominate other teams.

Our outward projections reflect inner needs and desires.