Sentence examples for possible desire for from inspiring English sources
Although he resisted appeals within the Republican party to run for the presidency itself, his possible desire for, and calculations about, national office in the future were suggested by the expert, efficient biographical references he made in a question-and-answer last fall with The New York Times Sunday Review.
And she devotes a section of her book to a raft of films made in the 1940s, including George Cukor's "Gaslight" (1944), Alfred Hitchcock's "Notorious" (1946) and Fritz Lang's "Secret Beyond the Door... ...... (1948), that do not overtly reference the tale but nevertheless turn on a wife's fear of her largely unknown husband and his possible desire for her throat.
While the predatory power of the male and his possible desire for more is evident in the rigid structure of the OM, its acknowledgement is taboo.
Studies of specialist referrals reveal that providers failed to discuss a referral with 27% of patients who indicated a definite desire for a referral and 56% of patients communicating a possible desire [ 14].
These too it is possible to desire for their own sakes.
However, as one of the best acetoin producers for possible desired industrial benefits [5], acetoin metabolisms in B. pumilus still remain unclear.
There's the story in which the city stands for money, quicksilver and dangerous, a solvent of all possible desires.
But it is not possible to desire to desire the bad since what we desire to desire is automatically good.
to identify the prevalence of antenatal depression among Asian women living in the UK in one antenatal clinic, and to investigate the possible association with a desire for a male child and other risk factors.
I get chatting to Steve at the bar, a graphic designer, who comes as frequently as possible to sate his desire for T-girls.
It's also possible, though, that the desire for someone entirely new represents a desire for new and more nimble tactics or a way to cut through the greasy film of grim spectacle extruding from the White House at all times. .
