Sentence examples for simply desire from inspiring English sources

He knows there are a lot of people eager to see him win again, but there are also two fans who simply desire to see him.

As long as the government leaves such oversight to the supermarkets, who simply desire to move customers along, such lapses are tragically inevitable.

If the Metropolitan Museum of Art's "Princely Splendor: The Dresden Court: 1580-1620" made you lust for a wunderkammer -- wonder cabinet -- to call your own, or simply desire a deeper familiarity with the subject, proceed forthwith to the Peter Freeman Gallery in SoHo.

As the one art form that doesn't simply desire the immersion of its audience but actually requires it, books demand that the reader becomes an active participant, bringing his or her own imaginative capacities to bear in a way that makes reading a unique, and uniquely satisfying, experience.

As socialized human beings, we do not simply desire certain objects but desire to have just those desires of which an impartial spectator would approve.

Moreover, 7.30 emphasizes the connection between desire for ren and its achievement ("If I simply desire ren, I find that it is already there").

And he held, following Frankfurt (1971), that valuing something is simply desiring to desire it.

But one needs another independent subject, not an object or a captured subjectivity, if one either wants one's own prowess validated, or if one simply desires human interaction.

Some confessed to feeling like 'kids in a candy store,' while others simply desired to alleviate the loneliness that came along for them with being so far from home.

Saying no to drama or refusing to listen to your friend's problems (the friend that always has a problem) or simply desiring a better life experience is not a "selfish" act.

84 David Kirkwood invoked the 'decent lassie' working in a shop or factory who had been 'let down' and simply desired 'to forget this sort of thing'.