Sentence examples for extreme appetite from inspiring English sources

She misses that "very intimate" connection with her daughter but also the fact she could "maintain an extreme appetite without gaining".

The tone, as well as the content, of Sunday's speeches from David Davis and Mr Johnson did little to calm the nerves of those who want the prime minister to navigate a wise course between the most extreme appetite for separation and a realistic acknowledgment that economic and diplomatic intimacy with our nearest neighbours and allies remains fundamental to the national interest.

Stanley Kubrick's movies "Lolita," "A Clockwork Orange" and "The Shining," which, like "Psycho" and so many other Hitchcock films, share "an extreme appetite for technique that sometimes forgot 'content'; a recognition of watching as perhaps the central expression of modern intelligence and a surgeon's interest in the eye".

Hyperthyroidism can induce an extreme appetite, rapid weight loss, profuse sweating, heat intolerance, and fine hair.

Hyperthyroidism can induce an extreme appetite and rapid weight loss, while Bondeson (2006) speculates that Domery possibly suffered from a damaged amygdala or ventromedial nucleus; it is known that injuries to the amygdala or ventromedial nucleus in animals can induce polyphagia.

Even in Hollywood, where the most extreme appetites will be accommodated by the entertainment industry, his screw-ups had become too extravagant and numerous to hush up.

Or rather, the work has come to be seen as a cartoon-strip of the alarming life and times of Francis Bacon, man of extreme appetites, genius painter, drunk, gambler, sado-masochistic homosexual, emotional monster and millionaire who worked in a tiny, squalid Kensington studio which was as much one of the artist's self-dramatising, theatrical invention as the work itself.

Noting there are "few quality growth companies on the public market — maybe two dozen globally," Mahaney said that there is still extreme investor appetite for "secular" (i.e., long-term) growth companies, and that management teams just need a "modest amount of profitability" to go public.

Gill's extreme sexual appetites were no secret to his Pigotts intimates, and Speaight's earlier dilemma in being faced with the same evidence had been the subject of discussion within this inner circle of family and friends.

I talked to an insurance agent who said that her firm had a strong "appetite" for extreme sports.

The same goes for punk, which in the company's words, shares with Kabuki "an appetite for extreme attitude".