1.   Another contributing aspect of enjoying school in my opinion is an unconscious desire to learn.

2.   In practice, of course, it would be extremely hard to establish any such unconscious desires in the complainant.

3.   But the self-effacing remark suggests an unconscious desire on the part of this virginal young woman to fend off the predatory, if outwardly genteel, father figure.

4.   Freud believed that dreams were the key to the existence of a vast and turbulent region of unconscious desire that exists beneath the surface of our everyday lives.

5.   Maybe losing my glasses was a Freudian slip, an unconscious desire to rid myself of nerdiness.

6.   These two works intensify the depiction of sexual difference, for they seem to emanate from the unconscious desires of their protagonists.