Sentence examples for really desires from inspiring English sources

But Ms Kino really desires their marital bed itself: "The walls … this pillar … they're very sexy.

Here, of course, is a way that man may take if he really desires a world in which there are no wars, no population crises, no Dostoyevskian agonies.

When you've made it so an audience wants a close-up, really desires it and needs it, and then you give it to them, it can happen with a force greater than any explosion.

With irrational and thoughtless comments on policies like these, Mr Gove almost guarantees more industrial action which is, after all, what he really desires more than anything else, so he can be seen as challenging the "enemies of promise".

On December 3rd, at the Ministry of Information in Naypyidaw, Khin Yi, the head of the Burmese police force, spoke at a press conference and presented the regime's version of the September events — the speech was headlined "Myanmar Government Really Desires Democracy".

To pay for what Labour really desires - an ever bigger welfare state," Mr Grayling wrote.

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.