Sentence examples for Burning interest from inspiring English sources

"Ted had this obvious burning interest in matters of important public policy," Cooper recalled.

To the last, he maintained his burning interest in travel, art, music and history.

One went to Gerald O'Grady, a medieval literature specialist who also had a burning interest in media studies, a field then in its infancy.

Remember, your audience may not have the burning interest in genetics you do, or be familiar with what an allele is.

As an assignment they should require each student to count up the quotes and names and sights and details and passing thoughts and rushes of burning interest that stuff each paragraph to the gunwales and over.

If you have a burning interest in Asian politics or economics, love a high-energy work environment and are a resourceful researcher and excellent writer, then we invite you to apply.

The episode featured, along with George Takei as a waiter and Karl Wiedergott as a delivery boy, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who appeared as Mr Burns' love interest Gloria.

(In retrospect, they had been cavalier in assuming the bull market would continue). And they were burned again when interest rates fell.

In January he told the Guardian that his colleagues on the Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) were "fiddling while Rome burns" by holding interest rates at 5.5% while the economy was about to slump.

Now all we have left to look forward to is the "legacy" Boris Johnson and Seb Coe promised us, which, at best, will be a decade-long slow-burn of dwindling interest, and at worst will be a broken promise.

But by then a restless world's interest had burned itself out.