Sentence examples for remember the desire from inspiring English sources

He was the first person to call me a director, and he just announced it, you know: 'How does it feel to be a director, Anne?' I remember the desire to contradict him — so large was the responsibility — but also feeling giddy and thrilled at his audacity".

After all, Sun Tzu taught a more sophisticated approach to combat in "The Art of War," imploring a big-picture savvy that put a premium on positioning and strategy and an unflinching attachment to remembering the desired end result.

Hill writes, "I am caught between the duty to remember and the desire to erase".

She replied, "We've got to remember what the desire is in this nation at this time.

Ms. Palin said that before a trip to the Middle East and Germany in 2007, her only foreign travel had been to Mexico and Canada, And, she acknowledged, she had not met any foreign leaders, though she said — in an apparent veiled reference to Mr. Biden — "We've got to remember what the desire is in this nation at this time.

Anyone who's been to school remembers the gnawing desire to fit in.

"Video Killed the Radio Star," the second track, refers to a period of technological change in the 1960s, the desire to remember the past and the disappointment that children of the current generation would not appreciate the past.

That is why completion emissions in this study are lower — because the regulation was beginning to have the desired effect – remember the data reported were collected in 2012.

A desire to remember the dead has soared as well.

Many who remember the 1980s best have no desire to revisit that decade.

Her daughter Patty spoke of the "Island of Two" her parents metaphorically and devotedly lived on and her desire to remember the healing and non-judgmental love she always received when she needed her Mother most.