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924 examples of Wanting in a sentence

it left me wanting more.
Interesting, entertaining and leaves the viewer wanting more.
Glenn Close's role as Ruth, showed her wanting to deal with the situation, but she was under the domination of her husband.
If you go in with the attitude of wanting to watch a fun, smart movie with great acting and a solid script then give Dick Tracy a try.
CRY FREEDOM is an excellent primer for those wanting an overview of apartheid's cruelty in just a couple of hours.
So many people have been talking about this movie - all good! - and the movie left us wanting more.
Some of the plot isn't too original, like the main protagonists wanting their farm a la Of Mice and Men and never seem to be able to make it in the world; but the gorgeous graphics, some seriously sinister scenes, and emotion-evoking dialog makes this film spectacular.
I have been wanting to see cut since the day i have heard of it, which was sometime last year.
Melissa plays her role so well in this wanting her parents "done away" with so she can be with the guy she loves.
Not wanting to condone the uninspiring lifestyle of its hero, but taken for what it's worth and not as trivializing alcoholism, the movie is simply a lot of fun.
I remembered this as being one of my favorite books as a child and had been wanting to read it to my 5 year old daughter for a while now.
Brando goes from having contempt for the Japanese (which is natural considering WW2) to falling in love with a Japanese woman and wanting to marry her.
The ending was good (no spoilers here)but I was still left wanting more.
Although it is slow at times, its pace is reflective of the story line - but a lot of the film will have you on the edge of your seat; wanting to know what happens next.
It somehow leaves you wanting something, you want more.
You really get to know all the characters and by the end, I was wanting to watch it all over again.
PS There was nothing wrong with the kids wanting to bring awareness of their problems and conditions to the attention of other countries in hopes that some one would have a heart and offer assistance.
9 episodes prior to the writers strike left audiences wanting more.
There's a scene towards the end that'll have you wanting to give her a medal for realistically portraying someone in emotional agony, and not simply "oh, the script says I'm supposed to scream here."
He showed all the signs of wanting to give up the life, yet he did not.
Seems that everyone had a reason for wanting Harry out of the picture, only trouble is, Harry is more trouble dead than alive.
I'll agree that the movie is indeed awful, but it nevertheless brought a nostalgic smile when I came across the title as I was looking up some information on Ian McShane now that I have caught up on all the Deadwood episodes but still find myself wanting to see more of him.
It is one of the movies that doesn't give enough information about the characters (on purpose) so that it leaves you with questions and wanting more.
I went into this show really wanting to like it, but it gave me no reason whatsoever to become an avid viewer of the show.
The story was simply about Jane wanting to find an anniversary present for Tarzan, and while doing so in the jungle, she starts remembering the adventures they've had so far.
The English dubbing was horribly amateur, like some video company wanting a release in North America hired a bunch of high-school teachers to dub the film and did it in one try to save money at the recording studio.
Various believable doctors try their best to pin a diagnose on her ether wanting to go with possession or latent massive depression.
I've just finished watching this film, which I've been wanting to see for years and I was impressed without being overwhelmed.
The ending only left me wanting more, and it left me wondering why the heck CW passed up on it.
I am not sure if I saw him in anything else, previously, but this movie left me wanting to see him in everything he has/had ever done.
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