Sentence examples for bottomless desire from inspiring English sources

Unlike many successful actors, he possessed neither soaring artistic ambition nor a bottomless desire to be admired.

How sad it is to compare them with the self-consciously "famous" faces that inundate us now, pallid with a flashbulb sheen and with the bottomless desire to be known.

Nothing emanated from me but one thing, a passion that rose from the bottom of my lungs and out my throat into the whistling air: it was the bottomless desire, in the bottomless present, to catch a fish.

Phyllis Reid writes, "Goldin has a gift for connection that is a product of her bottomless desire for it".

She continued to express that, though both men and women are prone to the bottomless desire for acquisition, women are societally conditioned to determine their self-worth based on their desirability.

"Though the human heart may indeed be shot through with bottomless desire, and while the world may well be full of alluring creatures and other delicious options, it seems one truly can make clear-eyed choices that limit and manage the risk of infatuation".

But what "Mother!" achieves, by the catastrophic reach of Aronofsky's imagination and the grand scale of his filmmaking, is an object that fuses with its subject, a movie that thrusts its bottomless maw of voracious ambitions and desires at viewers and defies them to see his world, and their own, in it.

It all begins Klostermanically enough, with the author as a 15-year-old, in North Dakota presumably, hearing for the first time Diamond Head's "Am I Evil?" (as performed by Metallica) and being "deeply disturbed": "The lyrics," he writes, "described bottomless vitriol toward the songwriter's mother and a desire to burn her alive".

In my early 20s, I remember Googling "feminism and sexual freedom" while my then-boyfriend slept in the next room, feeling torn between my desire for domestic intimacy and my seemingly bottomless hunger for something else entirely.

And, because our desire for a coherent vision of the world is bottomless, our hunger for leadership is insatiable, too.

He has led England in 41 Tests and injury and desire permitting (he has been immensely fortunate so far in avoiding the former, appears to have bottomless reserves of the latter) he should overtake Mike Atherton's record of 54 matches next winter in India.