Sentence examples for wanting if from inspiring English sources

Mr Paisley says that he will "not be found wanting" if the republicans match their fine words with deeds.

There are spring days during which the heart becomes light and restless, wanting, if only it could, to flee its cage and soar through space or roll in the dirt like a child on the morning of a holiday, or to shake its wings like a bird that has finally landed close to a pool of water.

A public announcement of reassurance doesn't cost the taxpayers $130 billion–money Bush might find himself wanting if there turns out to be more monsters in the closet.

Payers that regard the challenge now facing them as merely the need to develop and market this year's insurance product will be found wanting if consumer-driven health plans gain in popularity.

But they are owners that I'd find wanting if they know there's a brokenhearted family yearning to reunite with their puppy, and they won't give her up.

For instance, scientific understanding of feedback among the many ecosystem services remains wanting—"If you have more carbon in soil, are plants better able to take up nitrogen?" asks Polasky, as one example.

"Not just wanted, if I'm being honest.

I thought: What do viewers want if not this?

'I can get what I want, if I accept this".

He said: " The patients say what they want if you sit down and ask them.

" " The patients say what they want if you sit down and ask them".