Sentence examples for appetite to know from inspiring English sources

"Consumers just have an insatiable appetite to know what other people know about them," said Don Robert, Experian's chief executive.

But today the lines are blurred, and since the insurgency turned most of Iraq into a no-go zone for Westerners this spring, the public appetite to know what is going on there has only increased, and for good reason.

But audiences who thrill to the beauty of these United States and to epic adventure may find that "Lewis & Clark: Great Journey West" whets their appetite to know more about this remarkable expedition and its impact on a young nation.

The nubile students' youth, innocence, and gentle appetite to know and be known struck me as amazing and monstrous, given that we were all poised above the chasm — suddenly quite vivid to me — of our eventual deaths.

If Dominique Strauss-Kahn walks free now that the sexual assault case against him in New York seems to be weakening, will the French public have a right, or, indeed, an appetite to know more than what emerged in American courts?

He combined this with sharp appetite to know the variety and surprise of what exotic not primitive people did.

The growing sense that business is a powerful factor in shaping ordinary lives has whetted readers' appetites to know more.

From high-rise flats to the Carry On films, here are the never-had-it-so-good years brought vividly to life by a historian whose extraordinary appetite for research seems to know no bounds.

But perhaps, with this brief initiation your appetite has been whetted to know more.

You only need to look at Australia's prodigious appetite for illegal drugs to know that we don't take well to being told "you can't have this".

With their appetites whetted, scientists want to know just how these and other life-forms--if they are alive--can survive.