Even with these properties, Mr. Diller until recently has had a voracious interest in further deals.
Watching his players on the range and in competition increased Martin's voracious interest in the golf swing, not that he wanted to tinker with theirs.
Today, of course, there isn't a dominant look, but there is a voracious interest in the minutiae of people's style that spills into solipsism.
That is how he explains a voracious interest in, for example, the restoration of English and French umbrellas from the 1930s and '40s (his collection numbers 16).
It was clear that readers had a voracious interest in even small details about what made each relationship work, something Lois Brady, the column's sole writer for its first decade, made her specialty.
The breadth and scope of French's criticism comes not just from his long service, but from a voracious interest in the history of cinema and the wider arts.
That the books are on the store shelves at this moment is absolutely coincidental, but nonetheless the voracious interest in presidential biographies seems precisely perfect for this moment, when people seem to have a longing to connect to their history.
"Larsson's books have captivated millions of readers around the world and ignited a voracious interest in the lives of its main characters Lisbeth Salander and Michael Blomqvist," said Russ Grandinetti, vice president of Kindle content.
Unlike the fluidity of movement in Victoria, the form of Timecode had a voracious interest in the act of being seen; the camera never breaks the fourth wall, but it pushes more than just lightly against the glass.
She had no interest in learning what was being taught.
There was also far greater interest in learning from others.
