unfulfillable

She paused a moment "I, also, have an unfulfillable desire."

But even for a titan such as himself, there still must be unfulfillable desires.

So he drifts on with an empty mind and a half- forgotten, unfulfillable purpose.

This speaks of unfulfilled and unfulfillable aspirations in our young men.

Women describe the moments when they really "got" that the expectations they'd been trying to fulfill were unfulfillable.

And you have some candidates piling more promises on top, which are clearly unfulfillable."

Once recognized, it gives rise to the unfulfillable desires which constitute the unconscious.

He'd like to think I'd be competition for his petty, unfulfillable desires of universal domination.

Taft predicted that the progressive project would stimulate unfulfillable expectations.

I also support the view that a Member State should not impose unfulfillable membership conditions on a candidate country.

At the same time the political problem of unfulfillable expectations, now ubiquitous amongst many Aboriginal groups, has to be faced.

Anyone can join in, and the instructions range from the daft to the dangerous, the unfulfillable to the apparently meaningless.

As for Podvex, he will always bear the stigma of an unfulfilled and unfulfillable contract.

They are philosophers of the unfulfilled, and unfulfillable.

I know all about unfulfillable longing, the fruitless yearning to be what one can never be.

They sell glamour and illusions and unfulfillable desires.

Then along came romanticism, bringing ballads, soppy sentiments and a host of unfulfillable expectations with it.

In this regard, the unfulfillable promises of returns by pension funds are also problematic, as revealed during the course of the economic and financial crisis.

He escapes the unfulfillable demands and violence of a criminal life and flees to Brisbane.

An unfulfillable dream?

The men betrayed themselves by their unfulfillable desires, the women by their irrepressible jealousies.

Moving the goalpost - Dismissing evidence presented in response to a specific claim by continually demanding some other (often unfulfillable) piece of evidence.

Filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing.

There is the 1934 Century of Progress Exposition, which may stand for the unfulfillable hopes that reside in inventions like the water engine.