Yet the teenager, Aruna Mustapha, and a friend had come to sign in anyway, just as they did every morning before the fire, expressing a hunger for education and a frustration with the insurgents bent on preventing it.
They take place on trains or in an empty church, where the atheist Larkin takes off "My cycle-clips in awkward reverence", and capture life as Larkin saw it, expressing "A hunger in himself to be more serious".
Williams looked out of sorts even before they hit up, scowling into the grey skies that started to spit lightly; it looked very much as if she would rather have scurried inside rather than take on Petrova, who expressed a hunger for the fight from the first game to the last, winning 6-4, 6-3 in an hour and a half.
They express an "emotional hunger" that drains the child and acts as an unfulfilling substitute for real love and nurturance.
At the age of 7 to 14, our children are learning to have a beautiful capacity for feelings that will give them a rich soul experiences, and they are expressing a wonderful hunger for knowledge, for Philosophy (love of wisdom).
Often children act out because they are expressing a need, such as hunger, tiredness, or lack of attention.
According to Lotfi Hajji, another of the hunger strikers, who heads the officially unrecognised Tunisian Journalists' Union, the October 18th Movement, as the hunger strikers call themselves, expresses a range of opinion, from the secular far left to Islamists.
A few comment on the fact that they haven't eaten since the day before, holding their stomachs as they express their hunger.
I soon learned never to express hunger around them and to eat in secret, thereby developing an inextricable emotional link between what I ate and my ability to be loved.
Being given specific items of food by a parent in response to a demand expressing hunger can indicate to the child not only that the parent understands that a need to eat has to be met, but also, and more importantly, that he/she is loved by the parent, that he/she enjoys a privileged position in relation to the parent's attention and priorities.
