Sentence examples for a vast appetite from inspiring English sources

Flynn had, Kushner says, a "vast appetite for pedagogy she loves explaining things to people" and was "a great synthesizer".

This has created a vast appetite for raw materials in the country, and ever more manufactured goods to ship back to foreign markets.

Keenan had one of the most distinctive voices in modern music and was a visionary thinker with a vast appetite for discovering new inspirations.

The result has been an epidemic of bankruptcies and suicides in the private sector even as state companies are splurging out on extravagant new headquarters.Those state companies have a vast appetite for talent, too.

Changes in technology and education will create a vast appetite for science documentaries over the next decade, he said, and most of the jobs making those films will not be in television.

The producers strive for a solemnity that cannot be called maudlin (as if there were a vast appetite for cool pop-cultural treatments of the Holocaust) and wind up with something that feels lazy, as if they believed the project's noble goals were enough to carry it.

This is a book full of yearning – a famished narrative – the cake a symbol for a vaster appetite.

That Alexandre was a figure of vast appetite and incredible energy, but thanks to Reiss we now know that Dumas grandpère was even more interesting.

He jokes, too, about his seeming 300-pound heft, and his players make light of the vast appetite of a coach for whom a menu can seem like a playbook with appetizers.

A vast national appetite has elevated English to something more than a language: it is not simply a tool but a defining measure of life's potential.

In a bull market, this web of cross-holdings held in special-purpose vehicles and financed by bank loans can sustain a vast corporate appetite.