Sentence examples for particular wish from inspiring English sources

I've no particular wish to add to the pile.

Although Ramananda had no particular wish to found a sect, he continues to inspire a great number of sectarian adherents, including ascetics who have numerous North Indian monasteries.

For busy parents in particular, wish lists can be a good way to spread the word to family members and to prevent a child from receiving two of the same thing.

It takes a local resident like James Boivin to know that these people aren't alighting here out of any particular wish to visit the neighborhood, but to duck Staten Island's sole bank of MetroCard turnstiles at the ferry stop.

Never mind that many of these questions either (a) have been answered by Apple, either on its elaborate, interactive Web site or the free video of Steve Jobs's speech, or (b) come from people who fantasize about fitting the iPhone into their own particular wish lists.

Tom Hiddleston recently helped power Ben Wheatley's High-Rise to £1.94m in the UK, and has a strong following on social media, but no actor can deliver box office for a film that audiences do not have a particular wish to see.

Another interpretation is that choice is only valuable where a range of good, safe options is available and at least one fits the chooser's particular wishes.

If the international community, and the United States in particular, wishes to ensure a stable and democratic Egypt, they should make their loans conditional on substantive economic reform that benefits the Egyptian people.

Asked about the statement by Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus that he would not be welcome at next week's Republican National Convention in Tampa, he said on ABC that he would "honor their particular wishes".

In the add-on scenario, customers do not depend on the data quality, but rather expect a higher individuality of the product to match their particular wishes.

Prices in these markets to a degree exclusively reflect global sentiment about how excessive the government of the United States in particular wishes to be, in its management of the dollar and the tax, spending, trade and regulatory environments.