Sentence examples similar to delicate hunger from inspiring English sources
"Row upon row of gaunt faces, serried ranks of grimy, raged figures; the delicate, hunger-ravaged features of children waiting in line for an UNRWA food parcel; the face of a mother creased in grief for a deceased child; tears of joy as a father is reunited with a long-lost daughter; these are the vignettes of inhumanity that have become the regular fare of nightly news bulletins.
Though Mr. Holmes was inquiring about what had been one of Niger's most politically delicate topics, chronic hunger, government ministers with retinues of functionaries barreled into the dusty villages with him, and everywhere he went he was treated like a visiting head of state.
Find also some funny comics on the right to food at www.feedingminds.org/cartoon/rtf_en.htm. is a delicate issue and it becomes very important when related to hunger.
In "Hunger" he shrunk into the mere essence of a man, delicate bones covered by gossamer flesh, as Bobby Sands, the Irish Republican Army hunger striker.
But he clearly prefers to take a daintier, more delicate route, and it's possible, after all of these modestly portioned courses, to hunger for something messier, something more.
