Sentence examples for wish against from inspiring English sources
Isn't she leading project wish against Project Reality.
They believe they have carte blanche from President Bush to act as they wish against the Palestinians.
"NUTS!" also makes you wish, against your better judgment, that his impotence-curing transplants, which actually left scores of men maimed and dying, or the "Incan" skin cream he claimed could improve vision, did indeed work.
"Counterparties in these operations will be able to borrow any amount they wish against the appropriate collateral in each jurisdiction," the central banks announced in a joint statement.
But that is a wish against terrible odds for Murray.
It was put to him that Kevin De Bruyne was unhappy not to have been deployed as a No10 in the Italy match – the Manchester City player is expected to get his wish against Ireland at the expense of Marouane Fellaini – and that the squad have become tired of listening to their manager rowing back to his own playing career.
He'll try to kidnap you and teach you to type!" Ah, but here I sit wishing against wishful-ness that the Snowball Blaster would have been available twenty years ago when I was in prime snowball fighting form.
If these warnings are now seen to be hollow the Assad regime will draw the conclusion that it can commit whatever atrocities it wishes against its own people without paying any price.
I trust the poet's every nuanced ambivalence but eventually find myself wishing — against my better instincts, and his — that he'd burn a house down or get baptized or anything else definitive and audacious.
The request, however, was denied by Federal District Judge John E. Steele, who reportedly said Goodall has no "right to compel a physician or medical facility to perform a medical procedure in the manner she wishes against their best medical judgment".
After interviewing 20 intensive care physicians, Alexia Torke and colleagues described physicians actively balancing patients' wishes against other considerations, such as the physician's view of the patient's best interest, or the surrogate's needs and wishes.
