Sentence examples for really desired from inspiring English sources

"What's this moronic literature?! Houellebecq is someone who's never done anything, who's never really desired anything, who never wanted to look at others.

So what changed?" "At the time I really desired anonymity without losing my desire to work in the public realm as a musician," he says.

These critics argued that this monumental uniformity was the greatest possible indictment of the system: a rigid plan that assumed everyone wanted the same thing, while giving them a mass-produced product that few really desired.

Maugham was now finally free to create the regime of hard work and self-indulgent hedonism – the Villa Mauresque became a kind of discreet sexual nirvana for the literary gay man – that he really desired.

It all proved to be an act of deception though, and Orton really desired to get close to Rollins in order to exact revenge for his enforced lay-off.

"I think the two previous attempts by us to get him helped us in the end," Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman said, "because he realized how much we really desired him".

Does this country of 5m people really desire independence?

I didn't really desire to be a mother.

What the men really desire is to annihilate their own compromised selves.

Do we really desire Google to tell us what we should be doing next?

"I don't really desire to be a quote-unquote Jewish band," Mr. Solomon said.