Sentence examples for crave it from from inspiring English sources

You won't mistake the results for meat, but you may find yourself liking tofu enough to crave it from time to time.

We don't like settling when it comes to anything, but our overall instability makes us crave it from somewhere.

We have craved it, from colonial New England down to Moore's Greenwich Village of today, this very minute.

"I want to have sex where I feel like I'm craving it," Brotto quoted from yet another file, giving voice to a desperation shared by many of her patients.

And Jenny Quayle's Louise emerges powerfully as a frustrated sensualist who, long denied love by her husband, craves it instead from her son or the visiting tutor.

"Most of the strength and the leadership skills and the decisiveness, the resoluteness that I think the [public] is craving from its president, from its leader, is the same in public as it is in private," she said.

Charlottesville has given the radical right the international attention it craves (including from the president of the United States), while also nakedly exposing the ugliness of its beliefs.

But it's what we crave from the people we love, because we know know how difficult it can be to give, especially when--to use another cliche--the going gets tough.

It is what voters crave from all candidates, yet most candidates -- throughout history -- have somehow not gotten that memo.

It has a tradition of mutualism, and many Labour-voting public-sector workers crave independence from central targets.

"We crave space from one another, I think.