hunger for knowledge

Because he saw that same hunger for knowledge in her.

The hunger for knowledge and information has highly increased in the society.

Hunger for knowledge of his art was what had enticed him into space.

Those ice blue eyes stared up at him with a naked hunger for knowledge.

In Johnny's last few weeks on earth, he still hungers for knowledge.

"There's a hunger for knowledge about the art we specialize in."

We have a hunger for knowledge, even if we don't like to leave home.

Still, insatiable hunger for knowledge more than blood or even justice drove her, and here she was.

It is the evident hunger for knowledge, for their history.

But at the same time he was really voracious and with hunger for knowledge of whatever kind."

"In the hunger for knowledge, many things are created.

He had a hunger for knowledge and an ear for languages.

He wanted to create an environment where children would hunger for knowledge, with short hours, and the exclusion of corporal punishment.

Such is the nature of hunger for knowledge.

'The King's curiosity and hunger for knowledge led him down many strange paths.

"I believe they have a bottomless hunger for knowledge," Spock continued.

Once, she'd hungered for knowledge of the mysteries of space.

It's just that I know you must be in pain, yet you still hunger for knowledge."

Now Sainsbury's can satisfy your child's hunger for knowledge.

His mother spent hours with him at the library fuelling his hunger for knowledge.

Armed with a hunger for knowledge, she earned a Ph.D.

If he meant what he said, he had more hunger for knowledge than any of the regular students in the school.

The hunger for knowledge and escape is palpable in one librarian's throwaway remark.

It hungered for knowledge and for contact with life."

"I always enjoy seeing a hunger for knowledge in the young,' Dolmant observed blandly.