Sentence examples for seriously desires from inspiring English sources

The next two weeks could yet deliver a verdict he wants, but, to be sure of that, this able but unsatisfying prime minister had better start acting as if he seriously desires it.

The first one, Shun Akiyama, runs a completely nonprofit loan-shark office as his hobby he likes to put potential clients through bizarre tests to determine whether they just want free money or if they seriously desire to pull themselves out of financial destitution, learn from past mistakes, and fix their lives.

But some people who know him well say they never took seriously his desire to retreat from public life.

"He does need to take very seriously the desire of gay and lesbian Christians to have relationships blessed in church and honoured and recognised by the Church and that includes both civil partnerships and, ultimately, equal marriage.

As one wife competing with her husband's Internet addiction puts it: "My husband has many mistresses, but he never has to know them and take their ideas, feelings, and desires seriously".

No one not even the princess herself need have taken very seriously her professed desire to remain single.

Be warned, though, use of this app can seriously impede your desire to "get your party on" in the future.

I've taken seriously The Times's desire to have the public editor go digital; the job is more public than ever, and in new ways.

Candidates must possess a sense of fun, a refusal to take anything seriously and a desire to be king of my heart.

Mr. Danforth implied that even though the United States had made it clear that it wanted the United Nations fully engaged in Iraq, some people still did not take seriously the American desire to internationalize the effort there.

Diamond sensors make the instruments radiation-hard and solar-blind: their high bandgap energy makes them insensitive to visible light and, therefore, make dispensable visible light blocking filters, which seriously attenuate the desired ultraviolet signal.