Sentence examples for truly desires from inspiring English sources

One may be desirous of that form, but in that case what one truly desires is that form's ultimate intelligible source in Intellect.

Is it possible that she truly desires this toad?

If he truly desires a Nobel, I can't help but wish him one.

What she truly desires is a new personal assistant — or "chore whore," to use her fragrant term.

If he truly desires to make the department "apolitical," why does he suggest that the United States attorneys be "selected half from Republican ranks and half from Democratic"?

If Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the top prelate in the United States, truly desires to be part of the solution facing the Roman Catholic Church in the continuing horror of the clerical sexual abuse scandal, then he must come clean.

It was all about love, or, more truly, desire.

One has to give the ignorant readers what they truly desire".

He added, "It is in deciding by oneself, in truly desiring one's fate that one is triumphant over the void".

But when confronted with his own demons, Mr. Cage glimpsed what he truly desired deep within his subconscious, if only he could redirect his talent and passion.

The Donald was privately relieved, for in his heart of hearts he did not truly desire to be king, but was campaigning only to expand the renown of his family crest.