Sentence examples for represented a wish from inspiring English sources

I see now — I know now with utmost conviction — that this fantasy represented a wish to create a substitute father.

The high percentage of patients expecting to obtain a reduction in the severity of their disease (more than 80%)—and the fact that Sect. 3 was conceived as a multiple choice seems however to suggest that preference for "a cure for headache" item actually represented a wish, while the real istic) expectation was actually represented by an improvement in headache intensity and frequency.

In the 50s, the accusations that Bruce and Dick Robinn" Grayson represented "a wish-dream of two homosexuals living together" went to a Senate subcommittee hearing, and the comic-book editors responded by bringing in Batgirl and Batwoman, double-dates for the dynamic duo.

Each purchase represents a wish.

By John Cassidy March 16, 2017 The White House's proposed budget represents a wish list and a numerical expression of the President's political philosophy.

Either way, these responses represent a wish list of sorts, rather than any indication of a firm commitment to a future investment.

Elsewhere in the book Wertham argues that the superheroes Batman and Robin represent "a wish dream of two homosexuals living together," and cited a young gay man who says that he put himself "in the position of Robin" and "did want to have relations with Batman".

On a small pad, Mr. Cohen drew a circle to represent a wishing well.

But the poem represented a spirit I wished I had the guts to embrace.

"Sourp Giragos represents a future wish".

My remarks represent a personal wish, generated by the nation's current crisis of existence, and extend beyond this present location and time, even though they do take off from there.