Sentence examples for desperately curious from inspiring English sources
Askham said viewers were drawn to the show because we're "desperately curious to see what other people's bodies look like.
I keep them there in the hope that passersby will either be desperately curious about my mysterious hobbies, or offer to pay jacket price for them.
As Imogen carries on with Otto in the coach house, Lily, who is simple-minded, dreams about her childhood (in flashbacks) while Helen silently stands watch, desperately curious about the affair taking place under her nose but never commenting or even alluding to it.
Original "Potter" fans know the excitement leading up to each and every book drop, an enthusiasm that reached a crescendo when the books were finally in their desperately curious hands. .
What we desperately need are smart, educated, curious, intellectually honest, and genuinely confident leaders.
In a Twitter Q&A Friday, the tennis star told curious fans she "desperately" wants to settle down and have a family.
Throughout this series England mysteriously chose to pack their side with batting, leaving Morgan desperately short of bowling options, a curious reversal of their usual policy.
He's curious, pugnacious, proud, and envious, all at once; he's desperately reaching out for human contact — and, much as he seems to want sex, too, he seems all the more to want love.
He's curious, pugnacious, proud, and envious, all at once; he's desperately reaching out for human contact and, much as he seems to want sex, too, he seems all the more to want love.
