Clinical lore dictates that craving drives the compulsive use of drugs and alcohol — the core feature of substance dependence.
In a history of Alexander's campaigns written by the second-century-A.D. historian Arrian, pothos recurs to describe the inchoate craving that drove Alexander — far more insistently than any mere lust for conquest or renown.
In a history of Alexander's campaigns written by the second-century-A.D. historian Arrian, pothos recurs to describe the inchoate craving that drove Alexander far more insistently than any mere lust for conquest or renown.
Indeed, craving can be driven by internal cues such as dysphoria [88], [89], which is likely to be induced by aversion therapy.
Others crave fame or are driven by sex.
He is genial but does not crave attention, and is driven to win and willing to spend, good qualities for the caretaker of a signature franchise.
Above all, acquaintances said, he was driven by a craving for attention.
A charming, canny waif, of Haitian and Puerto Rican descent, Basquiat was driven by a craving for the fame and fortune that eventually consumed him.
Des Grieux was destined for the church, as was Don José, who is equally driven by his craving for Carmen to become a deserter and a murderer, so he could – and does – fall (whereas Carmen, like Lulu in Alban Berg's opera, cannot because she does not recognise a moral imperative in the first place).
Still, dieters often complain that they feel deprived of the foods that they crave, and many are thus driven to plans that promise weight loss but do not eliminate tasty foods.
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