| Here again I would stress that the attention which is desiderated in connection with the bodily function must be some close and intimate service to the person or claimant. |
| The peace and rest, the security desiderated at such moments is security against the bewildering accidents of so much finite experience. |
| It is not an absolute clarity or an absolute absence of any possible ambiguity which is desiderated. |
| Her appearance is certainly attractive, but perhaps not in the full-blown buxom style desiderated. |
| The woman translating in our earphones was so thickly Russian-accented and unable to keep up as to make a translator of the translator strongly desiderated. |
| In any case the perspicuousness I desiderated was of a quite different order. |
