Sentence examples for avidity of from inspiring English sources
And the efficient avidity of those hideous solar slabs?
And her matter-of-fact tone doesn't quite conceal the avidity of a Grand Inquisitor beneath.
The problem is globalization, he said, along with the avidity of Thais to reap its benefits.
Matching "Bradley" with the term, my computer -- with some partisan avidity of its own?
With their formal deftness and avidity of detail, the drawings are his most engaging and personal body of work.
While the book is made crass by the frank avidity of Ms. Druckerman's hunt for material (as opposed to wisdom), it has its share of wittier formulations.
Edith Wharton and Henry James are the notable exceptions; Fitzgerald wrote superbly on the subject, but with the yearning avidity of the outsider.
He is also clearly a celebrity at home, where The Advance chronicles his personal and political milestones with the avidity of a paparazzo.
The avidity of the acclaim is embarrassing: a version was shown at the United Nations and in the British Parliament.
There's life in this corrupt night world — Montiel is alert to the avidity of a bored fight crowd waiting for something dirty to happen.
He listens to questions with the avidity of a tennis player waiting to smash back a serve, and once he knows where you're going, he starts muttering "Right, right, right" as he waits with diminishing patience for you to finish.
