Sentence examples for world has wanted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "world has wanted" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a desire or need that has existed globally, but it lacks proper context or grammatical structure. Example: "For centuries, the world has wanted peace and unity among nations."
The world has wanted to invest.
When you think about it, for fifty-seven yeans apologyogy and an assurance have been what the world has wanted to hear from Germany and, really, all that the world has wanted to hear.
Could it be that what I liked in Steve's work -- the pure energy and drive -- wasn't in line with what the art world has wanted in the past few decades?
"People around the world have wanted to go beyond GDP for some time.
Compounding her frustration at the painfully slow pace of change in the US is her lack of enthusiasm for the Clinton v Trump contest and her exasperation with Barack Obama's time as president: "I – like many black people in this country, and probably oppressed people around the world – have wanted more from him".
If the world had wanted a fight, it was going to get one from me.
And for generations, students from around the world have wanted to come to the US to study at our Business Schools, yet now our very way of functioning is being questioned.
But in the last few years, Eliasson's gotten fed up with the exclusivity of the art world and has wanted to do something that would reach a massive, global audience.
"How do you become a poet in the world?" Reginald Dwayne Betts has wanted to be a lawyer for almost as long as he has wanted to be a poet.
That goal is the World Cup: "Our country has wanted this so much".
Ronaldinho, a two-time FIFA World Player of the Year, has wanted to leave Barcelona since Coach Pep Guardiola said he was not needed.
