Sentence examples for how desirous from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't matter how hungry we are, how desirous of those beans we are — without the right tools, those beans might as well be on the moon".

In particular, the Americans were finding it a problem to muster nationals willing to appear in their film — an interesting phenomenon, considering how desirous the average Japanese is of having himself photographed.

First, the survey asked the participants' current hunger, thirst and piss levels, as well as how desirous of sex they were at that moment (scientifically known as their "horny levels").

But it's also true that white people, no matter how nice, how good, how desirous of honest equality, can only understand so much of something they cannot viscerally experience.

In contrast to so many other actresses, she seemed as desiring as desirous, with the gift of a thrillingly unladylike appetite.

As is customary with Ishiguro, the narrator, Kathy, is ingenuous but keenly desirous of telling us how it was, the prose feels self-consciously stilted and banal, and the psychology is not deep.

(I'll extend thanks to Mr. Bogart as well -- and how Bogie and Desi swirling around my desirous, youthful brain aided and abetted my love for tough guy/dancing womanizer Roy Scheider's Joe Gideon...another beautiful destructor).

This surreptitious book deposit is a kind of literary sadism because my kids KNOW how high looms my TBR mountain – they always seem desirous of turning my K2 into Everest.

This study demonstrated that non-Caucasian patients were more desirous of chemotherapy and they tended to desire more interventions overall according to the composite score analysis.

I scoffed instinctively when I first heard her half-rap the words "I see how this is gon' go," and again each time she failed to deliver a convincingly desirous "Mmm".

One may be desirous of that form, but in that case what one truly desires is that form's ultimate intelligible source in Intellect.