Sentence examples for abiding appetite from inspiring English sources
There is, in the nation's restless taste, a creeping burnout with routine Italian dishes but an abiding appetite for all things Mediterranean.
His ice machines, spotless bathrooms and smiling clerks made wanderlust safe and economical and helped reinforce an abiding appetite, especially among the young, for self-discovery along the road.
That period of my life has given me an abiding appetite for hard work, respect and the quest for excellence.
A protean actor and playwright with an appetite for challenge and an abiding interest in the magic trickery of theater, Mr. Greenspan has retooled an antique Broadway vehicle as a sleek little solo roadster.
Redwall -- for ye uninitiated -- is a pastoral refuge for an unlikely community of robed mice, moles, otters and badgers that share a keen appetite for feasts and an abiding contempt for villains with pugnacious pedigrees (Cluny the Scourge; Ungatt Trunn and his Blue Hordes; Ferahgo, the Asassin).
That begs the question of whether white audiences have an appetite for black stories or just an abiding interest in the myth-making and hubris of hip-hop rebellion.
But when the cultural appetite for cowboy stories dried up, Leonard aimed his abiding childhood fascination with outlaws in a different direction: toward the street.
Poverty is an abiding theme.
In heavenly love abiding.
That's one abiding memory.
