Sentence examples for clearly craving from inspiring English sources

Ms. MacRae was clearly craving something like attention when she decided to post her pictures at many sites.

The crowd, clearly craving some levity, whistled and cheered as Mr. Diamond, in violet robe and dark glasses, belted out a tune that, while not exactly "Sweet Caroline," the graduates savored: Came down to Washington Square And found my future was there Violet and white on her mast The beacon bright from her past A place where dreams can come true Forever N.Y. U

For all his apparent modesty and softly spoken nature he clearly craves being a leader.

Cohn, like Trump, clearly craved all the praise, but no one offering it seemed coerced or humiliated.

For what it's worth, I offer her all the forgiveness she so clearly craved from my mother.

Her solution was to find a scapegoat that French officials could embrace even as they gave her the attention she so clearly craved.

He would have been able to bask in the glory he clearly craves rather than deserving to hang his head in shame.

But it was not until Tony Walsh, the poet, took the microphone that the crowd was offered the catharsis it clearly craved.

But there's no reason we can't give the Scots the triumph of identity and neo-liberalism they clearly crave and not keep something of the  United Kingdom and the old British Army.

A topsy-turvy outing for the Spaniard was the main feature of a match that ended in a victory that his club clearly craved but which could yet prove costly.

But Mr. Bush and his advisers clearly craved an opportunity for the president to appear empathetic and in charge of the situation amid predictions by some analysts that the price of a gallon of gas could reach $3 this summer.