Sentence examples for constantly wanting more from inspiring English sources
In an open letter to Ricky Martin, published on WorldNetDaily after Martin came out, he wrote, "Homosexuality is a cage in which you are trapped in an endless cycle of constantly wanting more — sexually — that you can never actually receive, constantly full of emptiness, trying to justify your twisted actions by politics and 'feel good' language".
It is what I was taught and what I taught and it left me constantly wanting more, praying for better, striving for success, feeling like a failure, and hurting others.
They affect your brain and production of certain hunger hormones so that you constantly want more, more, more — they literally drive your hunger.
We're constantly reminded to be grateful for what we have, and just as constantly urged to want more — then, in a vicious cycle, to feel shame over our desires and deeds.
Sara constantly "wanted to see more", as if the missing organs intensified the material and emotional bonds between them.
As a minimalist, Mr. Rodriguez has to constantly deal with technique-mad editors who want more, more, more — without thinking that technique is largely to blame for turning clothes into costly wrecks, and turning smart shoppers off.
But they want more, so I send out updates constantly.
They are constantly acquiring new customers, they are providing new services, the customers themselves want more facilities.
But the brain is constantly seeking more and more and more, and it's easy to target a brain that wants more.
Sahami says the Stanford CS department is constantly having conversations with executives at major tech companies and venture capitalists because they need more engineers and want more Stanford candidates.
