Sentence examples for a voracious appetite for learning from inspiring English sources

Beata Sierocka, who was one of Bala's philosophy professors, says that he had a voracious appetite for learning and an "inquisitive, rebellious mind".

He went to grammar school (a form of education he despises because it plucks a few working-class kids out of their lives to "succeed", leaving the others to fail) and had a voracious appetite for learning.

He will look to augment the Englishness of the men in white, not take away from it, and while over the years he has developed a reputation for being demanding – he is reputed to need even less sleep than Margaret Thatcher, poring over videos and reports into the small hours and getting up early to look at more – he is open to ideas with a voracious appetite for learning.

He approached each problem set with a voracious appetite for learning, and to learn, he had to question.

Moreover, Tillman appeared to be a great listener, soaking in knowledge about people, places and causes with a voracious appetite for learning more and being more.

What stuck out was his voracious appetite for learning and consuming art.

Few artists have changed a medium as markedly or as single-handedly as Mr. Voulkos, a large, muscular man with a charismatic personality and a voracious appetite for work, learning and experimentation.

McKinstry has a voracious appetite for football and for learning, he lives and breathes it and his sense of adventure means predicting his next move is not easy.

If there's anything we've learned from Wall Street, it's that a deluge of incoming talent and a voracious appetite for profit leads to bad behavior and, potentially, crises.

Transportation has a voracious appetite for energy.

Still, American government has a voracious appetite for paper.