Sentence examples for question of desires from inspiring English sources

The lessons of the rollout are ultimately a question of desires from transit customers (who also happen to be voters) — how badly do we want new infrastructure, and how much are we willing to be inconvenienced to get it?

Bayern Munich vs. Hanover How many goals Bayern scores seems to be a question of desire.

One of the many communist party projects was working against house evictions, which leads again to the question of desire: if you didn't have a roof over your head, if you didn't even have a bed in which to fuck your lover, your personal life took an ugly downturn.

The question of desire, in other words, means that the phallic mother of the imaginary is already the castrated mother of the symbolic, and that the imaginary unity of the ego, with its oppositional relations, is bound to be sublated into a symbolic relation of difference.

We hadn't intended to adopt this many, but we did not know how to answer the questions of desired age, sex, race and quantity on our paperwork so we left it blank, which the social workers took to mean, "We have a blank, load them up!" During our last training, we got a call that the current foster parents wanted to hand them over A.S.A.P., and we had to leave early to pick them up.

A lush multimedia installation includes video, photography and a pile of cushiony hand-crafted sculptures that explore questions of desire.

A lush multimedia installation includes video, photography and a pile of cushiony handcrafted sculptures that explore questions of desire.

There is also the question of his desire.

ATT i is assigned 1 for positive3 response to the question of the desire to become one's own boss and 0 otherwise.

First, let's put aside the question of your desire for Lenny Kravitz.

12 In returning to the initial question of which desired outcomes can be targeted by MBIs, the most consistently demonstrated benefit in cancer and noncancer populations is reduced psychological distress (perhaps, in part, because it is also the most routinely assessed outcome).