The final three goals were rooted in desire and emotion and error; beyond the very basic idea of where roughly to rub in certain situations, they seemed to have almost nothing to do with tactics – and yet even in that basic description, tactical terms spring up.
And if you take it all the way to its end, holding wants lightly is a powerful vehicle for liberation from all of the suffering rooted in desire.
The uncles too, apparently, were pleased with the match, which contemporary chroniclers, notably Froissart and Michel Pintoin (the Monk of St. Denis), describe similarly as a match rooted in desire and based on her beauty.
This is the first time in history that sexuality in long-term relationships is rooted in desire, i.e., just because we want it, and no longer a female marital duty and a device for yielding up multiple farm hands.
She reanimates that root desire we feel as fledgling readers that, at least within the pages of their books, authors be our friends.
I doubt that many of us would have agreed to put our sons and daughters in harm's way to bring democracy to a nation that everyone knew had no grass-roots desire to be democratized, when it had terrorists to fight.
How I understand him is his root desire to get out now, and that's the core thrust of the show.
"We know there is massive grass-roots desire to end the fighting and live in peace," said Scott Cooper, an American Jew and co-owner of MEJDI Tours, a company that includes both Palestinian and Israeli "narratives" in Holy Land pilgrimages.
Evans and Adams (2016) argue, for example, that private landowners' recent plans for constructing an 'elephant fence' in Laikipia were actually rooted in desires for delineating their boundaries and denying access to pastoralist 'trespassers' (p. 222).
