Sentence examples for patterns of desire from inspiring English sources
For instance, if contemporary trends in architecture, even in this period of accelerating carbon emissions, favour shiny, glass-and-metal-plated towers, do we not have to ask, what are the patterns of desire that are fed by these gestures?
"One Hundred Years of Solitude" is also a drama of genealogy, relishing the successive patterns of desire and frailty passing through a single family.Mr García Márquez was certainly new, though.
Rapid-acting insulin analogs (RAIAs) and pramlintide have different mechanisms of action and different patterns of desired and unwanted effects.
Remember, sexual orientation is a pattern of desire, not of behaviour or sexual acts per se.
The unfettered globalisation of capital annexed more parts of the world into a uniform pattern of desire and consumption.
The rally enacts the basic pattern of desire, the players pressing with "stroke after stroke" before building to the "final unanswerable shot".
But most scientists researching gay evolution are interested in an ongoing, internal pattern of desire rather than whether people identify as gay or straight or how often people have gay sex.
Capitalism sets free desiring-production even as it attempts to rein it in with the institution of private property and the familial or "Oedipal" patterning of desire; schizophrenics are propelled by the charge of desiring-production thus set free but fail at the limits capitalist society proposes, thus providing a clue to the workings of desiring-production.
To the extent that someone has predominantly such a pattern of desire and emotion, it would seem on this view that sensory pain (or, as Helm has it, the stimulation that would otherwise have been painful) must, as signaling the approach of the desired end, be if not purely then at least on balance pleasant.
They are carved and engraved with intricate patterns – objects of desire.
He has a pattern of desiring women who are unwilling or unable to see that he won't change.
