desirous

She was desirous to have one on the same terms.

Why were they so desirous of having me for their host?

And even of those things are we desirous, which old women tell one another in the evening.

I was suddenly quite desirous that she should come with me.

With Grace, he found himself desirous of all she had to give.

"I do not think she was desirous of more public scrutiny."

He'd not felt so intensely desirous of a woman ever before in his life.

In truth she was not tired so much as desirous of being alone.

The media has been very desirous that a black quarterback do well.

I feel very anxious and desirous of a return visit.

In every community, no matter how poor, there will be some children who are capable and desirous of learning.

"And I'm certainly very desirous to see that happen, the sooner the better."

By your own account, you were not desirous of making my acquaintance.

I was desirous that others should profit by an example so rare.

I think he was more confused than truly desirous of other guys.

Darcy made no answer, and seemed desirous of changing the subject.

I was desirous of ascertaining whether you were such an one.

My niece is desirous you should enter, if your trade be to her.

Alternately he found himself angry with and desirous of her.

She seemed desirous of leaving her companion in a good mood.

He will give me a kindly look, maybe mildly desirous.

But, he added, "We just know they're very desirous of getting the die out."

"They're out of fashion," he said, suddenly desirous we should understand.

My grandmother is very desirous of seeing her friend's granddaughter.

He wrote about the big help the study loans could do to students desirous of pursuing higher studies.