'is desirous' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use 'is desirous' to describe something that someone is strongly desiring. For example, "John is desirous of success, and he is willing to work hard to achieve it."
Mr. Koestenbaum is desirous of strong reactions; he just got (some of) mine.
Renault is desirous that justice take its course, is cooperating with the investigative services designated by the prosecutor".
"The state of Connecticut can't yield on the law because of everybody else who is desirous of adopting this baby.
"I haven't ruled it out, but I don't know that my client is desirous of an appeal," said a lawyer for the district, Thomas P. Brandt.
It is, instead, a reflection of the fact that human nature is desirous, that it yearns for things, places, people, possibilities.
Though no charges had been filed as of Tuesday morning, Steve Whitmore, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, said Mr. Ocean "is desirous of prosecution in this incident".
Respondents answered for 'What made you become an entrepreneur?' Table 3 denotes that majority of the responses (44.2%) are desirous of starting their own business, indicating that Gujarat women are proactive for growing into an entrepreneur.
One may be desirous of that form, but in that case what one truly desires is that form's ultimate intelligible source in Intellect.
They are desirous, conflicted, alone, adrift.
"They were available and they were desirous, and we were available and we were desirous," he said.
In short, students are desirous of skills you can't learn from a textbook.
