Sentence examples for reported desire from inspiring English sources
D'Vorkin's reported desire to emulate Instagram and Thrillist stories, perhaps at the cost of depth and accuracy, was also concerning to newsroom staffers.
As Moyes attempts to guide United to expected glory, he will also have to deal with personnel issues, like Rooney's reported desire to leave the club.
Churchill was a great but flawed man (think of his more unpleasant traits, such as opposing votes for women, or colonialist jingoism, or a reported desire to machine-gun striking miners).
Mr. Schwarzenegger, whose main contribution to American culture has been inspiring wicked parodies on "Saturday Night Live" and "The Simpsons," acts (if you can call it that) with his usual leaden whimsy, manifesting the gift for uttering hard-to-forget, meaningless catchphrases that is most likely the wellspring of his blossoming reported desire to seek elective office in California.
Secretary of State Colin Powell's reported desire to determine whether, under the Geneva Convention, these persons should be considered prisoners of war was a statesmanlike response to global pressure -- but Mr. Powell has apparently failed to persuade President Bush and Donald Rumsfeld.
However, Strachan was unconcerned by questions of whether he thought the controversy surrounding Rooney's reported desire to leave Old Trafford would leave the forward unsettled at Wembley.
We all know what to look for now in consumer electronics, thanks (largely) to Steve Jobs, who with his Macs and iPods made high-design commodities of such extreme tactile pleasures that users have long reported desires to chew them, lick them, even copulate with them.
Generating particular concern in Germany and the EU is Erdogan's reported desires of bringing back the death penalty.
With the exception of the woman suffering from hunger who refused to discuss malaria, heads of households participating in the in-depth interview reported desiring an ITN and accepted a free ITN after the interviews.
> -wrap-foot> allost all patients (91%) reported desiring more information to control their CKD.
Almost half of respondents (46%) reported desiring more information about the dying process.
