On Saturday, after 20 months between Borscht festivals, we were an audience filled with hunger, yet what we were served constituted a long, sprawling, sloppy menu that is almost impossible to digest in its entirety.
After the group escapes from jail, Peter remarks that he is filled with hunger, and would like to stop at a "Burger Queen" or "McDaniels" along the way back to Quahog, a reference to the American fast food restaurants Burger King and McDonalds, as indicated by Quagmire.
The scene in which Buddy meets Grace is filled with a hunger and sense of connection that is absolutely specific and somehow ineffable too.
Inside my head, Cormac McCarthy was conjuring a father and son crossing a perpetually monochrome North American wasteland filled with ash, hunger and marauding cannibals.
Mr. Keigwin's desire was that "our audience is tickled with laughter, spinning with revelations, grooving to shake their bodies, and ultimately filled with a hunger to see more dance".
Yes, we're told that Brick is drinking himself into oblivion because of the death of his best friend, Skipper, to whom he was suspiciously close; that Big Mama exists to please Big Daddy and dotes on Brick; and that Big Daddy is as filled with the hunger for living (which includes good ole sex) as Maggie.
According to the 20th-century Russian philosopher Nikolay Berdyayev, like the Germans Friedrich Schelling and Franz von Baader before him, the devil has no true personality and no genuine reality and, instead, is filled with an insatiable "hunger for reality," which he can attain by stealing reality from the people of whom he takes possession.
The news is filled with statistics about hunger, sickness, disease, war, natural disaster, and other crises.
The work is filled with sadness and a hunger for expression, fuelled by the hardship of the performers' lives.
And he should have put the borrowers' interests a clear first".Mr Wolfensohn comes across as filled with "a roaring restless hunger to do all the things that man can do, and to succeed at all of them".
The documentary even has its own companion book, which is more than 300 pages long and filled with essays about global warming, hunger and pesticides along with tips on how to talk to a farmer and improve school lunch.
