Sentence examples for extraordinary appetite from inspiring English sources

He had an extraordinary appetite for onions, the stronger the better, and said that "Good ale, raw onions, and no ladies" was the motto of his saloon.

Yet he was such a solid medical man, such a devout Christian and such a nice guy that hardly anyone noticed his extraordinary appetite for risk.

But her extraordinary appetite for life can also can be witnessed even in the casual medium of e-mail (she and I exchanged many over the years).

Klein still retains her ambivalence about branding, and its broader social consequences, but she admits that "the global embrace of Obama's brand" continues to demonstrate an extraordinary appetite for progressive change, the kind of social transformation Klein hankers after.

From high-rise flats to the Carry On films, here are the never-had-it-so-good years brought vividly to life by a historian whose extraordinary appetite for research seems to know no bounds.

It is much easier to read ghastly accounts of Beria's debauchery, or Stalin's paranoia, than anecdotes about children scampering happily through their parents' Kremlin offices, or of Stalin's punctilious habits in his personal correspondence, his bizarre flashes of kindness and decency or his extraordinary appetite for books.

The paper regularly splashes on stories about men who have been found not guilty, going into prurient detail about the accuser's "past" – it recently described one young woman as having "an extraordinary sexual appetite" – and failing to acknowledge that false accusations are rare.

My appetite is extraordinary.

Elder spent the last decades of his professional life applying his extraordinary technical facility, his appetite for juvenility and his indiscrimination to the service of Playboy magazine.

She was a woman of extraordinary taste with a great appetite for life.

In two minutes, 19 seconds, it encapsulates a life in which an extraordinary talent and a voracious appetite for l'amour triumphed (mostly) over destitution, betrayal, the tragic deaths of loved ones, drink and drugs.