Sentence examples for desperate to learn from inspiring English sources

I have never met a recent immigrant who is not desperate to learn English.

Montet-Guerin had been desperate to learn more, she said, and had once showed the ring to a psychic.

"They're all desperate to learn anything they can about British culture, the communities they're going to," he said.

We are a people desperate to learn how to do something -- almost anything, it scarcely matters what.

I was so desperate to learn the answer that I was glued to this novel from start to finish.

Having been unable to study foreign languages for years, they were desperate to learn whatever they could.

In their desperate attempts to learn – and apply – the lessons of the Nazi past, they often saw a repetition of Auschwitz in other far-flung parts of the world and in doing so relativised the crimes of the Nazis.

A desperate struggle to learn The first day in the classroom is a small miracle for Tamarra and her family, who still remember how hard she struggled to learn during the past year.

When I started working on The Middlepause, I was desperate to read books I could learn from and argue with – books that would mother my own, so that I could duly rebel against them.

I was desperate to read more science fiction, and to learn about nonlinear systems.

O'Brien learned that Dvorzac was desperate to see his daughter and had written to his niece to locate his daughter.