Sentence examples for appetite to create from inspiring English sources
"Give them an appetite to create theatre in a socially aware and engaged way".
There is less of an appetite to create anarchy when a nation feels so vulnerable, unlike the certainty of the 1990s, which was encapsulated most obviously by Cool Britannia – Chris Evans, Elton John & RuPaul, Richard O'Brien.
Starting at the age of 12 or 13, he recalls, "a musical form would appear in my mind the way a steak appears in a thought bubble over the head of a comic-strip dog: I would feel an appetite to create music that would fill a particular shape.
The vividly emotional reactions to his shows — the love it or hate it debates they have inspired — seem to have heightened Mr. Jacobs's appetite to create, and court, more controversy, as if he is sticking his finger in the eye of fashion.
My voracious appetite to create can no longer be squelched.
After Lloyd's proved they had quite an appetite to create a new product in the insurance world, TickAssure! was created with a focus on college football and now basketball.
Watson recently teamed up with Bon Appetite magazine to create an app that could suggest recipes with the kinds of flavor combinations humans might like to eat, but wouldn't be readily apparent.
"It all starts with the political will, or the national appetite, to again create jobs that are going to be family-supportive and middle-class producing, and I think that's underway right now," Trumka said.
Warm water is usually fed to the child and it is meant to create ' appetite (for the baby) to be able to suck the mother's breast milk well' (FGD, Grandmothers).
The show suffers from its own appeal, being so good as to create an appetite in its viewers that is difficult to sate in a ten episode series.
Philip Purser, the Sunday Telegraph's long-serving TV critic, wrote in his 1992 autobiography, Done Viewing, that "the gravest disservice that Dallas did television was to create an appetite for flavours so strong and artificial that the palate was ruined for more subtle and natural tastes".
