Sentence examples for extreme craving from inspiring English sources

From his sprawling take-out menu of Italian specialties, one item in particular inspires calls: the "boss" wrap ($6.95), a high-calorie, supersize answer to the most extreme craving.

Coco has Williams syndrome, a genetic condition that accounts for her angelic features and extreme craving for physical affection — qualities that leave her vulnerable to predators like Uncle Red and whoever strung him up in a tree and let the rats have at him.

Cocaine is the classic example here: While coke withdrawal produces extreme craving and irritability, the lack of physical symptoms like the vomiting and diarrhea seen in opioid withdrawal led 1980s experts to incorrectly conclude that it was less addictive.

They also completed a simplified measure of alcohol craving "Please rate your craving for alcohol on a scale of 0 (no craving) to 100 (extreme craving)".

One explanation could be that may adults adapt their smoking frequency and agree to pay portions of their incomes according to usual physiological nicotine needs, while younger university students would be ready to pay higher portions of their incomes only in case of extreme psychological craving (which is considered a more compelling urge than usual physiological dependence).

Blankness so extreme, however, craves the projections of an audience, and the most moving moment tonight was when the crowd sang Thank You back at her. Dido can sing with subtlety, as she proves on Life for Rent, and she has one ace up her sleeve: the melodramatic and affecting White Flag.

The Piksi has already exceeded its $14,000 goal, so it's getting made whether you back it or not (in time for a September 2013 delivery, too), but if you're a backyard hardware hacker who craves extreme precision, there's still time to get on board.

In a world where beauty and flawlessness have dominated, people now crave extreme authenticity.

This is important as many extreme right activists crave violent confrontation with anti-fascists, even if they deny this publicly.

Christgau interpreted Saadiq's persona on the album to be "a romantic who stays true to the deliberate simplicity" of the song titles, but "never threatens to assume the fetal position if he doesn't get the extreme cuddling he craves".

Was this actually an extreme form of chocolate craving?