Sentence examples for Sharpened appetite from inspiring English sources

Despite the sharpened appetite for all things pertaining to Hollywood, questions persist about the broad, popular appeal of series set in the entertainment industry.

The convergence of a wild US election, terror attacks and police shootings has unleashed a flood of misinformation but also sharpened appetite for verification, according to Eugene Kiely, director of FactCheck.Org.Org

In other words, he would be no Gorbachev.But Mr Xi's talk of a dream will always run the risk of sharpening appetites for change.

Prison hardened him; torture sharpened his appetite for revenge.

The southern branch was given what it wanted, which sharpened its appetite for more, and the party kept on giving.

Five months ago Farrell also won the Premiership and European Cup double with Saracens but success has sharpened his appetite.

Labour's disarray has sharpened the appetite for an insurgent like Ukip, which is already second in more than 40 Labour seats.

Neset is a former student of the UK's Django Bates (an education that probably sharpened his appetite for grooves with a capricious originality).

And the arrival on Oct. 8 of another anniversary of Columbus's first landfall in the Bahamas has only sharpened their appetite for a genetic verdict, preferably in their own favor.

One sure thing is that neither manager will be interested in prolonging the argument: expect this one to be settled entertainingly on the day, with the victor having sharpened their appetite by seeing off a credible rival for the trophy.

Yet the way he told it yesterday, on the eve of a first World Cup semi-final between the sport's traditional titans, the prospect of a climactic test of mind, body and soul in the claustrophobic company of his great rival Richie McCaw certainly sharpened his appetite for the game during the long months of rehabilitation.