I myself, at age eleven, passionately desired a complete wardrobe of floral cotton — a wish not devoid of many ironies.
He was still prepared to give to his fellow Marines and to his family in the way that he so passionately desired.
The Guardian – then The Manchester Guardian – saluted not just its literary merit, but its authenticity: "We passionately desire this novel to be read; it is the real thing.
They just desperately, passionately desire technology to help them run their businesses more efficiently.
Gradually a wife becomes a person we care and provide for rather than the one we consistently and passionately desire romantically and sexually.
I don't mean to offend those proud Scots who passionately desire their own nation-state, and it's important to be sensitive with this issue, but seriously, you lot fucking love Britain too, don't you?
People who passionately desire mass deportations, workplace raids, and repeal of the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution (or at least say they do) realize they've got a hot issue that rallies the troops, and sends the base into spasm.
They are becoming willing, even passionately desire, to be one with that Self.
The solidarity they find with one another while occupying a vast public space in the center of Cairo feels like a harbinger of the free, inclusive, democratic nation they so passionately desire.
The alternative will not only allow for the perpetuation of the occupation but will feed the notion that the Palestinians, decades on, are somehow not "worthy" of the freedom they are rightfully due and so passionately desire.
It is our passionately expressed desire as members of the football team for the leadership of SAE to be expelled, suspended, or otherwise disciplined severely.
