Desire In A Sentence

• Tis my desire indeed.
• It is only the desire to be conspicuous.
• This desire or appetite is a state of the sensibility.
• She had an intense desire to break through his reserve.
• Can you have ceased already to desire these lovely things?
• I do not desire you: I only desire you to take your own.
• I Abhor this marriage, more than you desire it. CHAR.
• Tell him that I desire he'd come.
• I had had no desire to fight a duel; I had no intention of provoking one.
• I have written to Herr v. Reissig to desire you to come here on Sundays.

• It has never shown an interest in my affairs nor a desire to confide its own to me.
• Only through some tremendous rush of desire could he overcome the partial paralysis of his will.
• I have experienced the judgment that it is round, and felt the desire to eat it.
• She sent a cold letter in answer, to desire that the impertinence should not be repeated.
• Gray cautiously approached it, fearing it might start away; but it showed no desire to escape.
• I would also desire your advice whether I had best sell my beetles in a lump or by retail.
• This desire to exterminate individual Englishmen extended over the whole of France.
• But once more I fix my attention on the apple: the desire is awakened, and I conclude to eat it.
• Sir, Here are some Verses of my own composing; I desire you would let me read them to you.
• The desire for fame is only the desire to be continuously conspicuous and attract attention and be talked about.
• Those whose souls are burdened with desire that may not be gratified had better fling the load aside.
• She was proud of her influence over him, and for the first time showed a desire to go into society.
• Between her desire to get him back to the dining-room and her fear lest he should discover it, she was terribly embarrassed.
• Nothing helps me so much as to talk it over; not only does it clear up my ideas, but it gives me desire to write.
• The spirit of romance was aglow within him, and he had a wondering desire to see the lands that lay beyond the ocean.
• The officials of the new republic were, however, opposed to this and treated their desire with scant courtesy.
• Hubert was a great catch, and there were other young ladies eager to be agreeable to him; but he did not seem to desire flirtation with any.
• She felt an unaccountable desire to laugh, and then, at the first twitchings of her lips, she restrained herself.
• If she had no desire to leave us, we had none to have her go; and as the years passed, we did not see why she should.
• When the Baronet had finished, there was an universal desire expressed to see the painting of this frightful visage.
• Indeed, we could desire nothing more sincerely than such a thing, provided they be subjected to the test of principle, and not of prejudice.
• But the desire to realise his idea was intolerable, and, yielding as if before an irresistible force, he tied the parcel and prepared to go.
• Discretion is ever the better part of valor, and I felt no compelling desire to superintend the job in person.
• All the complex forces, the play and interplay of desire and repulsion, of energy and lassitude, had developed in the last two or three years.
• If it had been, the cat, being a great hunter, would have shown an eager desire to get outside the window, instead of away from it.
• Once more I fix my attention on the apple: an agreeable sensation arises in the mind; a desire to eat it is awakened.
• The desire of the Turk to separate his wife from the rest of the world, goes so far, that he even dislikes to hear her mentioned.
• At that time, the desire to see Mrs. Moss was too absorbing to admit of any purely personal considerations.
• It was plain that she avoided us, through no fault or desire of her own, but out of very shame because of the brand on the cattle that had ruined our crops.
• She had a knack of monopolising Hubert, and since his return from London, her desire to do so had become almost a determination.

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