Sentence examples for desperate hunger from inspiring English sources

The desperate hunger of winter also brings out nature's predators.

Such intractable conditions elicit a desperate hunger for more than merely material solutions.

Once again certain sensations were arising to meet my concurrently arising desperate hunger for just those sensations.

Does this signal a desperate hunger for belly laughs in contemporary dance, or a general perplexity at what else is on offer?

Mr. Obama has been feeding the almost desperate hunger in this country for mature leadership, for someone who is not reckless and clownish, shortsighted and self-absorbed.

Second, India's growing economy has a desperate hunger for energy and, because of its reliance on dirty coal, risks becoming, in the words of Jacques Chirac, France's president, who was in India this week, "a chimney for greenhouse gases".

His chest and ribcage protrude sharply over his distended belly, his limbs are twigs, he lets out a persistent, desperate hunger-wail.

As their sentences trail, unfinished, into blankness, you sense a desperate, frustrated hunger to communicate.

It may not make any sense for The Wheel of Time to be on the shortlist, it may be only a badly-written patchwork of borrowed ideas, but anything that can address that desperate spiritual hunger has got to be worth a Hugo.

This is crucial with how desperate the hunger situation has become around the globe.

And I thought I was going to lose my mind and when I was on the verge of doing something desperate (immolation? hunger strike? Shave my head, move to the mountains??!), I found, on Carnegie Hall's website, the delicious, delectable, irascible, articulate and magnificent Jeannette Rankin.