Lee was reported to have "desired all that were present to pray for her" and, feeling the flames, "shrike[d] out terribly some five or six several times".
When the National Republican Senatorial Committee challenges Alexi Giannoulias because he desires equal peace and justice for Israelis and Palestinians, there is something inhumanely and terribly wrong.
In this context the royal we is of course, preposterous, both too big for such a small desire and terribly puny for the centuries of royal prerogative that Eric evokes when he uses it.
It may be that a midsize market like Seattle, with its big-league baseball and football teams and a wealth of recreational and entertainment options, has outgrown professional basketball, or at least the desire to fight terribly hard to keep it.
I mean, I have to say that my aunt Linda was a flight attendant for Eastern, and it was terribly, terribly sexist, and I have no desire to bring that back, but ill-fitting uniforms are a real pet peeve.
Perhaps the saddest message of On the Market lies in the fact that so many bright, passionate, newly minted Ph.D.s are driven into this terribly screwed-up system by a profound desire to teach.
One felt that Gabrielle must have been terribly innocent, and that she had a great desire to be loved and needed by someone young.
Those who are engaged in a disorderly transfer believe that their actions are inspired by the highest of motives — the desire to set right what has gone terribly wrong.
For some people, a large part of the desire to hide from dancing is about feeling terribly self-conscious and worrying about being judged and found lacking.
But businesspeople themselves do not seem terribly keen on the idea.Add together the range of options and the desire to act quickly, and Congress's jobs package, much like the original stimulus, will probably end up as an ugly mishmash.
