desire

It’s not so much an affirmation of socialism, among the young, as it is a desire to be politically relevant.

I have no desire to become a Kwame kebab—which means I have to use strategy.

Gogolev’s fear of the law was great, but his selfish desire not to share his lunch was even greater.

“My lord, the children and I have no desire to intrude upon your personal affairs,” she said, hoping to put an end to the conversation.

“I am in receipt of a letter,” Penelope pressed on, for she had no desire to hear about Lady Ashton’s marital woes, or anyone else’s for that matter.