Sentence examples for craving someone from inspiring English sources

This isolation can be overwhelming; our new environment is populated with people who can only listen and nod while we find ourselves craving someone who can just remind us that we actually went to war.

Yahoo desperately craves someone with the clarity and toughness of an engineer, and with the flair of an ambassador.

Academia becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy for organizational research, but students crave someone who wants to do things differently.

We met students who devoured every word of the tech blogs we all read, and still craved someone with first-hand knowledge, to warn them away from dead ends or confirm their intuitions.

The present president, Vaclav Klaus, is statesmanlike and a clever economist, but what Czechs really crave is someone to take a moral position on greed and corruption – someone to continue what Havel had begun so well.

She knew that "everyone must stand alone", and that all kinds of people craved for someone to guide them.

Democrats would likely kick themselves if Sanders ended up spoiling the general election for them, but might kick themselves just as hard if Clinton is elected and fails to enact the strongly progressive policy agenda that they crave from someone like Sanders.

Without realizing it, I slipped into the dangerous state of craving a guru, someone who would tie it all together.