Sentence examples for true wishes from inspiring English sources
Yet she wakes "in terror", having encountered her own true wishes.
"The prime minister agreed, maybe against his true wishes, to give up Meretz," Mr. Sarid said.
Sooner or later, the Middle East will become democratic, and by definition a democratic government should reflect the true wishes of its people.
"It is our hope that this unnamed Russian official is not expressing his government's true wishes," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.
In 1767 she convened a commission composed of delegates from all the provinces and from all social classes (except the serfs) for the purpose of ascertaining the true wishes of her people and framing a constitution.
Dr. Elliott S. Fisher, a co-author of the new study, said that some of the disparity might be driven by financial incentives for keeping patients in New York-area hospitals while neglecting the true wishes of the patients.
"That's my true wish: that I would be a better painter than I was".
Brünnhilde decides to disobey Wotan's order, not only to save Siegmund but also to satisfy Wotan's true wish.
My true wish is to illustrate the sacrifices doctors do make because I feel we are not represented when laws are made.
"The first is as a true wish list, where you either mail it out to someone, or have a parent do it," she said.
The only life worth living was the unfree life, the life Schwartz had taught him, the life in which you were chained to your one true wish, the wish to be simple and perfect.
