Sentence examples for Deeply interested in learning from inspiring English sources
A family friend allegedly told the paper: "Paris is deeply interested in learning about her father's friendship with Mark and what happened.
He was, it is said, also deeply interested in learning how China had opened up, questioning in particular how it could be done without damaging the future of socialism.
Having an extensive background in the non-profit food security sector in the United States, he pursed non-profit management as a concentration at CIPA, but also was deeply interested in learning further about international agriculture.
I was deeply interested in learning about the impact of the apartheid atrocity and I was intrigued by Winnie and Nelson Mandela.
Early modern-era Muslims were in fact "deeply interested in traditional Indian learning, which is largely housed in Sanskrit," says Truschke, who is teaching religion courses at Stanford through 2016 in association with her fellowship.
He is deeply interested in new forms of computation, learning systems, the concept of creating an electrochemical computer, as well as the concept of Computational Creativity – both using the computer as a creative tool, as well as articulating the future of creative potentials as explored via computational devices – the creativity of creativity.
He is deeply interested in new forms of computation, learning systems, the concept of creating an electrochemical computer, as well as the concept of Computational Creativity – both using the computer as a creative tool, as well as articulating the future of creative potentials as explored via computational devices – The Creativity of Creativity.
Educated in Europe by private tutors, Rafinesque learned languages, read widely, and became deeply interested in natural history.
NICHOLAS THOMPSON: I'm most interested in learning more about Romney's sense of how deeply the US should be engaged in the world.
He was also deeply interested in architecture.
I am deeply interested in foreign affairs.
