Sentence examples for speak of wanting from inspiring English sources

Museums speak of wanting to attract larger, more democratic audiences.

Such protesters refer to Audre Lorde and James Baldwin, and speak of wanting to dismantle patriarchy as well as racism.

We speak of wanting performers to "become one" with the material they are performing, and surely a key element in doing this is to take the material into oneself so fully that it can be given out again without reliance on its written record.

If I ever did speak of wanting to find a sparkly shoe that mysteriously fit and a bloke who could look after me simply because he's got an endless supply of taxpayer cash to throw around, those boys would have told me to get real — and then held me down and proceeded to fart on my head.

Both speak of wanting to end tribalism and reconcile the nation, while at the same time seeming eerily disconnected from the real problems of their electorate.

Others spoke of wanting to riot.

She spoke of wanting to be a champion.

They spoke of wanting to go fishing together.

Drexler often speaks of wanting J. Crew to be "famous" for this or that item.

Damian spoke of wanting to rebuild Doul, but the doctor quickly dismissed his idea as frivolous.

She spoke of wanting to graduate from Cooper, of wanting to sculpture again, of wanting to join the Peace Corps.