Sentence examples similar to consuming craving for from inspiring English sources

Doug's body, at 45, is as lithe as a teenager's and seems almost frail; Gardner's thick build lends him a look of resilience even with Parkinson's, though the disease can overtake him suddenly during the day, his distorted but determined walk giving way to consuming exhaustion and a craving for sleep.

But research speculates that when we consume sugar substitutes, the body expects to see a surge in glucose and when this expectation is not met, we continue to crave sweets, consuming food until the craving is met.

It is a good start to give up on meat while still consuming some amount of white meat to satisfy that craving for meat.

Dying is time consuming for its attendants.

The craving for crack can at times get so consuming, they just light up on the street immediately after buying it—huddled against buildings, between cars, or in shop entrances.

Taken an hour before consuming alcohol, naltrexone blocks receptors in the brain that register "reward" and that reinforce a craving for alcohol.

Was my craving for change really worth the price of gut-wrenching homesickness and all-consuming loneliness?

Need we be surprised that in tens of thousands of cases the women who reside amid conditions so adverse to health and to comfort slide into habits of drinking which only aggravate their misfortunes, making the craving for relief all the greater, until after a time the love of liquor becomes a consuming passion?

Take craving, for example.

"Huh?" "A craving for dragon burgers?

This craving for control underpins your approach.