Sentence examples for particular desire from inspiring English sources

She had no particular desire for fame, just as she had no particular desire to be identified as an experimental writer.

Curiously, they did have one thing in common: no particular desire to go into country music.

"Actually," I reply "I've no particular desire to write a novel for adults.

As a result, Beijing has no particular desire to push for anyone from another Asian country.

Nearly 20% of participants hope to work for the US government, with a particular desire to work on immigration policy.

After some fruitless groveling, we staggered into the streets, lacking a map or an agenda or any particular desire.

Therein lies an interesting story of how these ambitions complemented, and how they may have thwarted, particular desires.

These teenagers live in a world that offers no conventional way to adapt the universal quests for identity and love to their particular desires.

Public opinion, whose verdict was identified by the middle class not with the expression of its own particular desires but as the voice of universal common sense and reason, became a tribunal of ideological appeal, an intellectual court of last resort, to which even the monarchy instinctively appealed.

The set of actual particular desires of citizens is not the basis of determining whether they could possibly consent to a law.

Such agents, like Kantian agents, are not influenced by the particular desires and preferences that are contingent on being embedded in an actual situation.