Sentence examples for country addicted from inspiring English sources

We are a country addicted to war.

Ours seems at times a country addicted to kitchen clutter.

"Kids for Cash" and "The Injustice System" reveal the deep gap between cherished ideals and harsh reality in a country addicted to incarceration.

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, who inherited his job, also inherited a country addicted to actual and attempted revolution—"people power" as it is sometimes too flatteringly called.

In a country addicted to novelty and invention, he was proceeding to supply an instant lore of allegory, myth and fable.

That is tantalising in a country addicted to coal: even with its ambitious plans, less than a tenth of China's generating capacity would come from nuclear power.In the end, China's leadership went for nuclear.

Indeed, disillusionment has tempered news coverage in many countries — even Germany, a nation addicted to American political arcana.

Our country is addicted to bargains, but we need to be addicted to feeling good and doing good for the world.

The best was qat, the narcotic leaf to which this country is addicted.

"There's demand for gourmet mushrooms across the nation, and this country is addicted to coffee, so there's no shortage of coffee ground supplies," Arora adds.

Moreover, in a country now addicted to political news after a month-long election, Mr Karunanidhi's trials have made a rare post-results controversy.