Sentence examples for collective craving from inspiring English sources
But collectively the whole industry is responsible for our heightened collective craving.
So the Cove, a restaurant that has proudly mounted a collection of outboard motors on its walls, opened earlier in the season than usual to sate the collective craving for a plate of fresh fried perch.
With the assistance of my newfound Cuban friend and others that I made along the way, I learned that Cuba is much more than a time capsule - it is a country still deeply entrenched in a complex political situation, a struggle for financial stability, and teetering on the brink of a collective craving for a better life.
The memory of England's Six Nations near miss is another reason why the 22-year-old fly-half is determined to nail down a title this time because, above all else, the former IRB world junior player of the year craves collective trophies rather than individual gongs.
The more isolated and individual we become, the more we crave collective memory to orient us within a larger whole.
Berlin insisted that the struggles for national liberation that marked his own day primarily in the late 1940s, '50s and '60s were not struggles for either negative or positive liberty as such, but rather expressed a craving for collective recognition, for status, for the sense of living among and being governed however harshly by members of one's own group.
The craving for "characters" is a mark of collective solitude and a prime reason for the success of so-called quality television, which is mainly old-fashioned movie-making in modern garb.
No amount of one-tonne bombs or collective punishment will ever provide Israelis with the long-term safety they crave.
Those craving a tale well told were better off sampling the latest from the diverse performance collective known as Slung Low, whose "Last Seen" finished a brief run on Sunday as part of the Almeida Theatre Festival this summer.
