Sentences with phrase «unattainable desires»

Christianity set itself the goal of fulfilling man's unattainable desires, but for that very reason ignored his attainable desires.

Scrat, symbolizing the paradigm of all unattainable desires.

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«We either use ibo, meaning desire, or nozomi, which describes something unattainable.»

I didn't realize how strong that desire was until it was unattainable, until it was all over.

Since one in three women welcome their babies via surgery, desiring a natural childbirth can feel somewhat unattainable.

At TU Wien, a new method has been developed using which previously unattainable mixtures can be achieved between germanium and desired foreign atoms.

There is enormous pressure to live up to these unattainable images and it leads many women to believe that they must enhance their photos in order to be desired.

Considering the trilogy portrays the dark side of our basic human desire for an unattainable paradise, this film offers the slightest bit a hope to conclude an otherwise somber series of films.

Without efficiency, assessment routines are too time - consuming and ultimately unsustainable; without effectiveness, the desired result of sound assessment practices are unattainable.

Both objects of desire are essentially unattainable now, but their indelible impressions will linger forever in tens of thousands of minds.

Through explorations like these, Pauley finds the fine line between the temporal and the eternal, as well as the uncomfortable similarities found in the primal desire for instant gratification and the need to idealize and commemorate the unattainable past.

First, the leaders in my generation of elders wish to live without having to accept limits to growth of seemingly endless economic globalization, of increasing per capita consumption and skyrocketing human population numbers; our desires are evidently unattainable.