Sentence examples for really desirous from inspiring English sources

"He didn't seem like he was a drug person at all, but rather a person that was misunderstood, really desirous of becoming a physician.

COWAN: I am really desirous to have a legal definition of "citizenship of the United States".... Is the child of the Chinese immigrant in California a citizen?

The answer to what constitutes a normal healthy sex life comes down to the degree that we really feel desirous of the other person.

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

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

PEKING — The preliminary agreement which the Chinese recently signed with the Japanese for railway expansion in Manchuria and the adjacent region of Inner Mongolia is regarded as a breach of faith with the United States, and suggests that the Japanese are desirous of testing whether American interests in China really received a death-blow from President Wilson's recent declaration of policy.

In effect, this new bipartisanship purports to create a consensus on the importance of creating a consensus, and it is predicated on the notion that the American people are so desirous of a less toxic political tone that they really don't care what the consensus is about.

If you are desirous of losing weight seek out this interview, because while I cannot say from experience whether fermented foods really will make you resemble Halle Berry Porterr has an obsession with celebrities that seems ever so slightly at odds with her keen insistence that Milfs work on "their higher self"), I can say for certain that it will put you off your lunch.

They are superstitious, provincial, desirous.

They are desirous, conflicted, alone, adrift.

Rome appears to be the most desirous.