Sentence examples for would not desire from inspiring English sources

No doubt Geoffrey Beattie would not desire to be lumped together with Dolly Draper, or indeed with Graham Stanier.

Because he possesses everything, the ruler would not desire to possess anything further, and thus, he would hold kings contentedly within the borders of their kingdoms, and keep peace among them" (Convivio, 169).

Microsoft would not want to publicize any desire to be more creative as a corporation since it harps on how innovative it is and must stay that course during the Justice Department quagmire.

If we did not have any particular appetites or desires, we would not want anything and there would be nothing from which we would get pleasure.

Judge Phimister said Mr. Garrido would not feel the same desire while incarcerated, suggesting that other prisoners would not want to hear "what a wonderful story this was".

But desiring these would not seem to distinguish start-ups and other entrepreneurs from anybody else — what company would not want to buy insurance that is inexpensive, easy to understand, and compliant with regulations?

The soldier's desire is to save others, not increase his own welfare, even if he would not have desired to save others unless saving others was, in the past, connected to increasing his welfare.

The majority finds that cigarettes are so dangerous that the F.D.C.A. would require them to be banned (a result the majority believes Congress would not have desired); thus, it concludes that the F.D.A. has no tobacco-related authority.

In the case of deriving welfare from helping others, the psychological egoist can again concede that I would not derive welfare without desiring some particular thing, but need not agree that what I desire for its own sake is that others do well.

Desire is not subject to the language of judicious choice, or it would not be desire, with a language all its own.

We would not love or desire if we had everything we needed.