Sentence examples for question of wanting from inspiring English sources

It's not a question of wanting it more.

"It's just not a question of wanting it to end.

As members of the congregation sat with their heads in their hands or stared straight ahead, Fr Michael Keaveny told them: 'From the point of view of the people who suffered there was no distinction, Catholic and Protestant, young and old, there was no question of wanting to get one side rather than another.

When I met Miller, for me it wasn't a question of wanting to meet him because it was Arthur Miller, it was a kind of astonishment that I could meet someone who was so deeply embedded in the psyche of my artistic development...

This means in particular that for Xunzi there is no question of wanting to obey heaven's commands or of understanding the adequacy of his Way in terms of a correspondence with cosmic patterns or principles.

It is a question primarily of wanting to achieve this goal.

A glance at last week's autumn statement shows how skewed away from the question of "want" – ie incomes – the welfare state has become.

"I don't think it's a question of me wanting it," he replied.

The disqualification has proved controversial because it raises the question of whether wanting to lose is the same as cheating.

"There's absolutely no question of not wanting to take responsibility.

I think it's a question of not wanting to get sued!" Some providers, however, took a more pragmatic approach to their concerns about liability, particularly in terms of how it affected their practice.