wanting

IPA: wˈɑntɪŋ

Examples of "wanting" in Sentences

You seem not to have been honest in wanting a compromise.
Guy on Sunday Forum this morning called in wanting to annihilate the Palestinians.
yea cause wanting to be the center of attention for college students is so much more high brow than say..wanting your book made into a movie
Someone writes back and says that line of argument makes sense (in wanting less regulation of the work week) but doesn't Bush just want to let employers exploit employees?
He had no faith -- he was a hardened unbeliever -- and she could not make herself think of that at all -- could not stop herself from wanting -- _wanting_ him for her own, whatever happened.
A highly intelligent man like the Unabomber is a highly despicable, inferior, being, but commenters here persist in wanting to confuse âless intelligentâ and âinferiorâ, where one is a neutral, measurable fact and the other a social construct.
Despite the greater distribution channels Victory provided the band, Thursday were unhappy with some of the ways their image was used in the promotion of Full Collapse - one story tells of the label wanting to make whoopee cushions branded with the band's name.
What otherwise was wanting in the security for the Nabob's engagements was to be supplied as follows: "The most respectable persons of his family will be employed to counteract every other which may tend to warp him from it; and I am sorry to say _that such assistance was wanting_."