Sentence examples for apparent craving from inspiring English sources

These suits raise the question, as one filed last month put it, of how the law should address "the public's apparent craving to witness real-life physical and emotional turmoil".

The current entries are testament to the pervasive nature of government, whether it's Fourth of July fireworks on Lake Michigan, permit applications to capture Northern flying squirrels in Illinois or the apparent craving to help the state's popcorn industry.

Increases in mood and decreases in anxiety and craving were apparent at every session.

Hadn't Mr Qaddafi's craving for respectability been apparent well before Mr Bush decided to remove Saddam?

In South Korea, the craving for electronic stimulation is apparent almost everywhere you look.

For all his apparent modesty and softly spoken nature he clearly craves being a leader.

More interesting to a nation craving a batting saviour, there was an apparent calmness in Khawaja's demeanour, which the young Gower also exuded.

Crave, like much of romance publishing, takes the apparent position that romance readers are and will be straight women.

From Hollywood movies to Harvard research, the idea that consumers crave engagement not just quality in their entertainment is becoming apparent.

The Clintons with their apparent need to be surrounded by the high stakes intrigue of secrets and gamblers craving high stakes action are quite possibly both feeling the same adrenaline rush.

But despite the apparent desire not to have a story written about her, Zardulu seemed to crave media attention.