Sentence examples for certainly crave from inspiring English sources
But I would put the argument the other way around: it's not that I primarily want to see Shakespeare in the cinema, but I certainly crave to see the cinema in Shakespeare.
The network higher-ups certainly crave a bump in eyeballs and eardrums, but that's a private interest and cannot be the whole of the public's due, either.
Americans certainly have craved more transparency from the Bush White House, but this isn't what they had in mind.
As states go, Pennsylvania is not one to crave attention, certainly not the kind it's receiving now with the Penn State scandal.
A little fluidity is a good thing for society, and certainly for those who crave it as a part of their authentic selves.
At the height of her rows with Nellie, she told her journal: 'I looked into her little shifting greedy eyes and saw nothing but malice and spite there... she doesn't care for me.' This peculiar yowl of rejection certainly suggests that she craved something more than a job done well.
ACADEMIC economists crave citations.
