Sentence examples for primarily wanted from inspiring English sources

Those concertgoers at Carnegie who primarily wanted to hear the mighty Cleveland Orchestra play the Beethoven Seventh were asked to take a chance on Lutoslawski and Rihm.

Led by Nixon, they primarily wanted to use the Presidency to advance their ideological goals and to punish their political enemies.

It was just what I knew, so it is what I drew from, but what I primarily wanted to write about were relationship dynamics that are fairly universal.

There might have been a few children in the studio from time to time, but Mr. Keeshan told his director, Peter Birch, that he primarily wanted to talk to the child at home, one on one.

From Cairo, Roosevelt and Churchill went to Tehrān, to meet Stalin at the Eureka conference of November 28 December 1. Stalin renewed the Soviet promise of military intervention against Japan, but he primarily wanted an assurance that "Overlord" (the invasion of France) would indeed take place in 1944.

He primarily wanted to remind his team of the importance of not going flat during this crucial stretch, but also wanted to address comments made by one of his players after the team's 10-inning, 5-4 loss to Washington on Tuesday night.

A group of internet addicts, nerds who primarily want to download music and films for free.

Many in this country, ridden as it is by poverty, primarily want financial compensation.

What they primarily want to know is which players are hot or cold and which are so new the managers need any information the scouts can give them.

For now, the sites primarily want to retain their customers who happen to use wireless services, even if there is no immediate revenue to be gained.

Cassidy has some thoughts about what happened (including either a Bourne Identity situation or Jesse being a Jedi), but primarily wants his friend to use his powers for self-interest.