Sentence examples for pressing desires from inspiring English sources

The same thing happened with "The Aviator" and "The Departed," films that felt driven by their own fluency and facility but by no more pressing desires.

Other things being equal that is, he has no other more pressing desires and no beliefs about some awful risk he would take by going to the shop the "rational" thing for him to do would be to go to the shop and buy some cheese.

At least one of them may be a pressing desire to make a tabloid-friendly splash, to dispel the lacklustre impression created by the calamities of the past few weeks.

This pressing desire to integrate, to live in community, is reflected in Mojang (Swedish for gadget), the company that Persson founded when Minecraft's maintenance and development became too much for one man to handle.

So eager was capitalism to pour its riches into our lap that you would have to be very incompetent indeed not to take advantage of its pressing desire to help you to the good life.

The pressing desire for pro-independence campaigners in Tibet, where an ongoing crackdown by Chinese authorities has claimed more lives in recent weeks, is to take advantage of the opportunity to garner world attention for their cause.Gradually the voices speaking out about Tibet are growing louder.

Elsewhere, legendary Pentangle bassist and folk sessioneer Danny Thompson, who performed on Drake's albums, plays a bass solo, thereby proving that he is perhaps the only man in rock who can play a bass solo without instilling in you a pressing desire to wrap his bass around his neck.

Few would disagree that the 19th-century ballerina Marie Taglioni "fused the elegance and refinement of a lost aristocratic past with a new and airy spirituality", but to say that her dancing "seemed to echo a more general and pressing desire for reconciliation" in the wake of the Bourbon restoration is probably stretching a point.

Recently, the pressing desire to provide cost-effective solutions aimed at supporting high-throughput broadband wireless access with large-scale coverage has significantly changed the notion of the traditional cellular systems.

But he suggested that in the streets there was a more pressing desire for retribution.

There may be a ring of Ally McLeod and Scotland's Tartan Army about it – when they were ferried around Hampden and then sent off to bring home the 1978 World Cup – but Japan has a more realistic, if no less pressing, desire for success.