Sentence examples for desperately interested from inspiring English sources

Still, for all the flaws of their attitudes toward sex, the surrealists were, at least, desperately interested in its relation to love.

"We think there are voters there who are desperately interested in changing Washington, they have an independent streak in them and we have a chance to pick up some votes," said Bill Burton, a spokesman for Mr. Obama.

'The truth was that people weren't desperately interested in yeast per se,' Nurse says, 'but I think this took the world a bit by surprise - a real shock through the system.' It meant that the same gene controls everything in organisms from yeast to humans.

I don't need to go chasing after everybody who got a big advance to put a few more commas in my bank account and some $10 words in their stories, but once I knew it was Rudy's project, I was fantastically, desperately interested".

I was desperately interested in trying to understand how we could manipulate signaling pathways to improve the treatment of injuries.

And then there are the uniformed military services: the Navy, Air Force, and Army, all worried about the budgetary future, are desperately interested in securing a large slice of the cyberpie.

"The advocates are just demanding some meaningful, sensible, and desperately needed changes and aren't interested in letting politicians build false confidence and have big press conferences while ignoring the central issues".

This story desperately needs a civilized ending, Bob Kravitz writes in The Indianapolis Star, but no one seems interested in making that happen.

I caved in and found myself in the embarrassing situation of pulling out of my position in Edinburgh and desperately posting my CV off to the few groups in London working in areas that interested me.

We were desperately polite but desperately mismatched.

How desperately?