Sentence examples for prime desire from inspiring English sources

When he grew up and wrote movies, he could barely stop himself from inventing characters whose prime desire was, in turn, to reinvent themselves; if necessary by pretending to be someone else.

A prime minister desiring a second election in the hope of bettering his position could try to engineer a vote of no confidence in his own government.

A survivor at a wire fence... ...... Hand-me-down verb of hand me Substance of lack, prime substance of desire.

Angela Merkel has been more indulgent than most of the prime minister's desire not to act with haste.

He claimed his fellow commissioners were ignoring the prime minister's desire to reassert the sovereignty of Westminster over the European court.

Duncan Smith shares the prime minister's desire for a clampdown, but central government and the DWP have different aspirations for what to do with the money saved.

After all, one of her explanations for drastically limiting her operatic engagements in the 1990s — arguably her vocal prime — was her desire to remain close to home in Illinois while Elisabeth was in school.

Consistent with the Prime Minister's desire to provide the broadest possible public engagement, we would like to explore the option put forward by the Nine Network for a 'breakfast' debate.

"Open economies" sounds rather more disturbing; the prime minister's desire to "unleash the power of the private sector" ringing alarm bells about this government's wrong-headed approach to aid and trade with developing countries.

But he added that he could not rule out the possibility that intelligence chiefs were influenced "subconsciously" by the prime minister's desire to have a strongly worded report to back the case for war.

In a New Statesman blog post responding to those remarks, George Eaton wrote: "while the prime minister's desire not to be seen to explain away the riots was understandable, he must eventually offer the thoughtful, analytical response of which he is capable".