Sentence examples for The appetite of from inspiring English sources
The appetite of sports is the appetite of ESPN, the corporation.
The appetite of Greeks for yet more drama is limited.
The appetite of critics and audiences is more often for size, scale and heroic ambition.
The appetite of today's media, both traditional and social, requires feeding with a diet of ever more volatile narratives.
The appetite of the diva Luisa Tetrazzini was so legendary that a pasta dish was named after her.
The appetite of investors for risk may change in predictable ways in response to particular changes in share prices.
The appetite of the western powers for military altruism waxes and wanes, often depending on how the previous expedition fared.
The appetite of collectors fueled a cottage industry of agents and prompted a search of source lands for salable artifacts.
The Jeffords switch feeds the appetite of the purity crowd.
Fate, chance and the appetite of the two boxers did.
Meanwhile, Wall Street, sensing the appetite of investors, devised exotic ways of repackaging mortgages.
