Sentence examples for appetite for danger from inspiring English sources

"Open Water" feeds on the appetite for danger that such programs reflect.

Eddie Chapman was a handsome, amoral charmer with a Ronald Colman mustache, a taste for sharp suits and an insatiable appetite for danger.

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.

Once the camera does catch up, it is in among the horses on a boom, scary close, reminding us that the small people atop them have a large appetite for danger.

Back at Sadler's Wells with a nameless new work celebrating that longevity, Lock and his team have lost none of their appetite for danger, with choreography that appears to challenge not only the limits of human physiology but also the most basic laws of physics.

They are buyers of more than half of all debt issued by the Japanese government.Japan also offers a lesson to supervisors on the dangers of squeezing too hard and stifling innovation and appetite for risk.

Then, consider your appetite for risk.

Deflation had killed the appetite for risk.

The banks' appetite for risk has reduced.

Consider your appetite for risk.

"I'm not in the mood," he says, having at last been granted the opportunity to have a mood, after days and hours spent trying to rekindle her appetite for pleasure, for danger.