Sentence examples for with avidity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with avidity" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express eagerness or enthusiasm for something.
Example: "She approached her studies with avidity, eager to learn everything she could."
Alternatives: "with enthusiasm" or "with eagerness."
He has studied the tastes of the American audience with avidity but no affection.
The penultimate sequence shows their little faces brimming with avidity and glee as the work comes up for auction and fares well.
Aside from a short stint at Berkeley with a researcher who studied Native American languages, Smith was almost entirely self-taught, and he approached the discipline with avidity.
By John Updike The New Yorker, August 22 , 1964P. 23 We looked forward with avidity to the pictures of the moon sent back by Ranger VII, but now that they are in "Life," we confess ourself disappointed.
The New Yorker, August 22 , 1964P. 23 We looked forward with avidity to the pictures of the moon sent back by Ranger VII, but now that they are in "Life," we confess ourself disappointed.
Though consumed with avidity in Burnley, where a typical working men's club gets through 1,000 bottles a year (a habit acquired during the First World War), our bottle remains stubbornly full.
MICA isoforms containing a methionine at position 129 have been characterized to bind NKG2D with high avidity, whereas those with a valine bind NKG2D with low avidity (Steinle et al, 2001).
Eosinophils bind to CS-1 with high avidity, an effect inhibited with neutralizing antibodies to α4 integrins expressed by eosinophils or with neutralizing antibodies to CS-1 [ 11].
The binding curves for lipo2-J3 and lipo3-J3 were distinct from each other, indicating that their interactions with gp140 were qualitatively different with superior avidity for lipo3-J3.
He explored it with an avidity and sureness of instinct that stayed with him to the end and marked him a genius.
Some officers of the corps sought power and profit with an avidity that led to clash after clash with the early governors.
