Sentence examples for usually wished from inspiring English sources

However, because defenders of pragmatic accounts have usually wished to use those accounts to criticize traditional accounts, this suggests that they do not conceive of what they are doing in only the conciliatory way just described.

He will, however, usually wish the players well in the locker room before games.

In these applications, we usually wish to monitor global system conditions defined as a function of network measurements.

Business travelers tend to pay significantly higher fares, and airlines usually wish to provide a high quality of service in order to attract such traffic.

I usually wish people luck going forward, and be as positive as I can for both good and less good papers.

Winemakers usually wish to ensure a complete (or very close to complete) conversion of sugar to ethanol without creating any unwanted aromas.

He is induced thereby to believe that they will usually not pursue their interests in grossly oppressive ways, and that they will usually wish to live in a society in which other people are not grossly oppressed or deprived".

In an ideal world, as a director you usually wish you could do your own thing and not have to take anyone else's point of view into account, but occasionally you work with someone like Robyn, who brings a new set of ideas to the table, and the whole ends up much greater than the sum of the parts.

"I am usually wishing my wife and kids happy birthday by phone," Randall says.

He says, "When I go see dance in formal settings battles, or balls, or Broadway—I usually wish that I could see the performance in a more interesting environment.

In order to meet the goals of patients and family members, who usually wish the patient to live at home for as long as possible; the family counsellors were trained with respect to the risk factors for terminating home care.