The phrase "about the appetite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to hunger, desire for food, or general interest in eating.
Example: "The article explores various cultural perspectives about the appetite and how they influence eating habits."
Alternatives: "regarding hunger" or "concerning food cravings".
What does that say about the appetite?" For starters, that the dancers are better than the work.
From the industry's perspective, the greatest thing about the appetite for healthier pet cuisine is that it is eminently exportable.
It's something about the appetite for being bold and risk-taking, which is very Channel 4, and feels very me, too".
That tells you something about the appetite of the political and scientific elite for real conversation on science spending with the public.
Missed opportunities continue to impact the sport and the average fan is justifiably cynical about the appetite to shovel the necessary shit.
Questions critical to the national debate over gun safety remain unanswered, including those about the appetite for high-powered weaponry indulged by the shooter, Adam Lanza, and his mother, and patterns of behavior that might head off similar tragedies.
That's what the viral spread of "Run Like a Girl" is about -- the appetite for a world in which "like a girl" isn't an insult, but rather something about which we all might be as justifiably proud, as Joan Benoit Samuelson must have been when she took home that first Olympic gold medal for the marathon 30 years ago, on August 5 , 1984
But his low profile probably says far more about the appetites of Chinese censors than it does about the desires of average citizens.
This is a book about the appetites of war and peace — for food, sex, and human comfort — unbridled, sordid, and, somehow, in their ability to lead a civilization back to itself, redeeming.
The market has rapidly evolved to meet demand for more exotic products, particularly in commodities, where many worry about the impact of the appetite for ETFs on prices (see Buttonwood).ETFs also gained popularity because investors can trade them all day long, whereas a mutual fund can be liquidated only at the beginning and end of the trading day.
For Jarnow, the promise of psychedelic escape provides a relevant subtext for their talk about frontiers and the appetite for "danger" that links Barlow's past with Snowden's present.
