Sentence examples for craving to know from inspiring English sources

But you are now, surely, craving to know how it all panned out, right?

Readers of the Brontës have a natural craving to know what the authors looked like, as do Austenites.

I was craving to know how the small-scale dynamics would lead to a magical transformation in the bulk behavior of the system," describes Estella.

Stardom would come upon her, and with it the unknowability that both tempts and eludes the public's craving to know more.

While the pleasure is in fitting together the pieces in the puzzle, you're left craving to know what Clinton actually thinks.

In the intensity of her craving to "know and taste him," Hadewijch imagines a connection more profound than normal human attachments.

Its people crave to know that their hushed voices are being heard.

I, for one, crave to know more about the psychology of females who enjoy disrobing before droves of paying strangers.

BOSTON — Nearly everyone seeking to get into Harvard University craves to know what kind of test scores they need to be a serious contender.

I crave to know what makes people tick.

Gay children, like straight children, crave to know that they are not disposable based on the decisions they make.