"a constant craving" is a perfectly acceptable, valid phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are trying to emphasize that someone has an unending, unrelenting desire for something. For example: He had a constant craving for adventure that drove him all his life.
Here on a small island that is neither a state nor a country — a place some Web sites forget to list when calculating shipping rates — there is a constant craving for recognition.
Pia Sundhage, the former USA coach, claimed Lloyd was difficult to work with because of a constant craving for praise, but there has been no sign of mental fragility from the attacking midfielder or second striker at Canada 2015.
There's dealing with the tantrums, the aggressive destruction of furniture, the inability to control their own bowels, a constant craving for the white stuff, the calm that descends upon them when they're suckling at the breast, and that's just the Rolling Stones.
Everyone knows what it feels like to be hungry, but to have a constant craving and the inability to feel satisfied in the way that Marilyn described was clearly more unusual.
Today, we suffer from a constant craving for information and the need to blast out whatever is on our minds to the rest of the world -- thanks to social media.
The mind is in a state of constant craving, desperately seeking something to do, fix or figure out.
List of ingredients: Les Negresses Vertes: Zobi La Mouche Beirut: Scenic World Flaco Jiménez and Linda Ronstadt: El Puente The Pogues: A Pair of Brown Eyes KD Lang: Constant Craving Gotan Project: Vuelvo al Sur Kate & Anna McGarrigle Swimming Song Paul Simonn: The Boy in the Bubble The Kinks: Alcohol Molotov Jukebox: Get Ready Kevin Coyne: Are We Dreaming?
lang (1992) The lush, rousing follow-up single to lang's sole smash hit Constant Craving was a fan favorite, and the glammed-up video a VH1 hit, with everyone from club kids to my grandparents loving it -- and to my surprise never dented the Hot 100.
There's a bit in my current show where I explain what a feminist is, and that "Christmas, birthdays, wallpaper and all music are banned in the feminist community" and "feminists only ever listen to one song, on a loop: kd lang's Constant Craving".
While pre-major-label REM remains a big reference point, there are other echoes: The Wrong Year has a touch of kd lang's Constant Craving, while Calamity Song features some of the best packmate howls since Warren Zevon's Werewolves of London.
"Constant Craving," her 1992 hit, was served with a bit of ZZ Top brawn by her sharp band, wearing matching outfits.
