Sentence examples for appetite for combat from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Muhammad had no appetite for combat.

The most important thing, Ms Hardison says, is to find women with an appetite for combat.

The 28-year-old from Calabria runs on an apparently endless supply of energy and an inexhaustible appetite for combat.

With a nimbus of frizzy curls and a matching red beard, he's a big, burly teddy bear of a man whose portrayal accentuates Petruchio's ribald wit and lusty appetite for combat, both intellectual and physical.

Republicans are unlikely to lose control of the Senate in 2018, and Mr. Trump has no allies in the Senate who have shown an appetite for combat with Mr. McConnell.

While acknowledging that Kim Jong Un remains an enigma, experts in the intricacies of Pyongyang say a careful study suggests his recent bout of bellicose rhetoric probably represents a desperate cry for legitimacy rather than a genuine appetite for combat.

Others have no appetite left for combat.

Athena is also the goddess of war, and, throughout her career, Huffington has demonstrated a gladiatorial appetite for verbal combat.

Orlando Patterson, a Jamaica-born sociologist at Harvard with an appetite for intellectual combat, wants to redeem the culturalist tradition, thereby redeeming sociology itself.

A new book, "Modernity and Its Discontents," by the Yale political philosopher Steven B. Smith, concludes that Strauss had no appetite for ideological combat.

The Meehan brother who, as Janine said, "would never have become a police officer -- he was just too easygoing," did not have the appetite for daily combat in the exchange but was happy dealing with clients socially.