Sentence examples for craving affection from inspiring English sources

Infants are born craving affection as much as milk.

Nor was she the only one now craving affection.

Pietersen's gold-digging charmers belittled him as an insecure man, craving affection.

Craving affection, surging with hormones, jolted by electricity every time she sees this charming man, Mia is an accident waiting to happen.

Then, one by one, the women in the cast and some of the men as well tried to embrace him as if they were craving affection.

(The child in an alcoholic household with an abusive stepfather, constantly playing peacemaker, constantly craving affection. It doesn't take Freud...) But housing two radically different lives between one set of covers makes a deeper sense.

Mr. Viviani, who is ruggedly beautiful and vacant, craves affection and attention.

"Somersault" is about a lonely, seductive teenager who desperately craves affection and attention.

"I craved affection as though it were an item to be found on a market stall".

Most of all, Des craves affection, so he is having an affair with his granny, Lionel's mother Grace.

He craved affection, both public and private, and he thought he deserved to get it for the skill and courage he had shown in arm-twisting, sweet-talking and pork-barrelling a reluctant Congress into approving his civil rights and Great Society programmes over vehement, and sometimes violent, opposition.