Sentence examples for suggested desire from inspiring English sources

Lugo and Eichten were rehearsing the opening movement, a slow, romantic duet that suggested desire spent and rekindled: post-jouissance.

Utilitarians have also suggested desire or preference satisfaction as the value to be maximized.

But the hardest thing, Mr. Varone said, is getting a nondancer to trust the expressive power of movement, to believe deep down that a sequence of turns across the stage can in and of itself be aggressive or that a certain sweep of the arm alone might suggest desire.

I would develop an app that could suggest desired recipes by simply looking into my fridge and scanning its food items [link].

The results have shown that statistical analysis meets theoretical expectations and they suggest desired blends of polymer for different aims.

Nicholson said it suggested a desire to exert influence.

They never attracted a large audience, and occasionally their predilection for European dissonances suggested a desire to be left alone.

The heart underlead suggested a desire to ruff, so he cashed the diamond ace and followed with the two.

It also suggested a desire to avoid creating intellectual hierarchies (also contradicted, in typical post-structuralist form, by raising post-structuralism itself to a privileged pinnacle).

Such thoughts suggested pupils' desire to be economically in charge unlike conventional assumptions that poor communities have 'dependency syndrome.'.

It has been suggested this desire might translate into a more permissive attitude towards sex and concurrent partnerships and a larger risk for sexually transmitted infections (Fig. 2) (44).