Sentence examples for craving evidence from inspiring English sources

With all the wrangling over health care policy this year, Americans are craving evidence that it's possible to make the system more accessible and affordable.

Adolescents love it, their budding egos so often tending to crave evidence of self-significance.

As a legal thinker, Debauer craves concrete evidence of the missing person.

Even as high-definition screens seem to demand seamless images, what people crave is evidence of humanity: irregular lighting, off-key jokes and even imperfect figures and complexions.

To what extent are the lies of the Bush administration to blame for creating an American public so paranoid, and so distrustful, that it constantly craves photographic evidence?

The memo goes on: "The New World lacks the dimension of time; its inhabitants live almost entirely in the present and they crave tangible evidence of their early European background much as the nouveau riche crave ancestors".

It also brought Iowa Democrats the kind of national media attention that Democratic leaders crave, as evidenced by the line of television satellite trucks parked outside the hall where the dinner was held.

"I crave for scientific evidence that things are working," Dr. Fryer said, adding that while he believed that incentive programs held promise, "the jury is still out".

Both sides had a loyal following, but it was Piketty whose meticulous examination of the evidence, seemed to provide the impartial proof audiences were craving.

This paper provided evidence of correlations between the cerebellum and self reports of craving.

Or a chance to give critics the evidence they crave.