Sentence examples for problem of wanting from inspiring English sources

"You've got all this content there and you want to use it, but there's always this problem of wanting more".

We aren't told why, but in view of his habit of gazing intently into the distance, I think we're supposed to assume that he (like Albrecht) has the Romantic problem of wanting something more than his society has offered him.

But, for Mr. King, even the thought of the men spending the rest of their lives in prison does not solve the problem of wanting revenge for the death of his son, a classical trombonist and body builder.

There is this unidentifiable problem of wanting more from life and never being satisfied," she say, before adding bleakly: "The days are slipping away and you're one step closer to death.

All Good is about "feeling really low and stuck inside your head with all these bad thoughts looping around, when you just need somebody to say, 'Hey, let it go, it's all good.'" Bitter addresses the problem of wanting to be with the wrong person "because they're exciting and everyone else is boring".

Groopic could have solved their problem of wanting a group photo — well, so could have handing their phone over to one of the many beachgoers packed onto the crowded sand, I suppose.

"And there was also the added problem of nobody wanting to say things that would undermine the investigation".

"You won't have the problem of somebody wanting to offer congratulations or talk to someone who's 30 tables away," she said.

He is negotiating foundation funding for the project, a contribution to addressing the problem of professions wanting to protect client or patient data, and in this case journalistic sources.

It gets around that awkward problem of not wanting to declare your intentions on social networks.

When our company started out, we believed we were solving the problem of consumers wanting all types of content in one place.