Sentence examples for embodiment of appetite from inspiring English sources
I'm on this train because I'm on my way to the Stratford Festival, still the best thing of its kind in the world, to give a talk on Shakespeare and feasting — what I might call, if I were a proper academic, "The Falstaffian Fress: Moral Tastes and the Embodiment of Appetite in the Early Histories".
Bill Clinton, once the very embodiment of raging appetite and expansive id, was chatting about his restrained, vegan diet.
There are those who have argued that the "Henry IV" characters anticipated Freud's threefold division of the mind into id, ego and superego: Falstaff the embodiment of id and appetite, the honor-obsessed Hotspur embodying the superego, and Hal (or sometimes his stern and guilt-ridden father, Henry IV) the ego struggling to negotiate between appetite and restraint.
Things gets worse when the stump, which they name Otik ("After my grandfather," Karel stammers), comes to life and begins eating everything put before it -- this embodiment of the unchecked appetite is another of Mr. Svankmajer's spankings of the self-absorbed middle class.
It's almost impossible not to see the actors featured here as embodiments of a national appetite for theatre to which no negatives apply.
Most also suffered a loss of appetite.
The destination of appetite.
In this instance "appetite" was ambiguous, unlike others such as "decreased appetite," "loss of appetite," "poor appetite" or "reduced appetite".
Loss of Appetite or Weight.
Hunger or loss of appetite.
