Sentence examples for from a craving from inspiring English sources

Anyone who doubts whether MPs suffer from a craving for humdrum ministerial office should read the diaries of Alan Clark or Chris Mullin.

Believing that the show's producers are dispatching scouts to spy on him, he starts to offload his possessions to the poor, not through altruism but simply from a craving to look good.

The CCBQ was adapted from a craving beliefs questionnaire (CBQ) developed by Wright [ 15], that measures beliefs about and understanding of heroin cravings.

Unpublished results from a craving relief study demonstrate that two doses of NMS 1 mg reduced craving significantly faster than either nicotine lozenge 2 mg or 4 mg (both unpublished studies were presented by A. Hansson, R. Perfekt and H. Kraiczi at the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco 17th Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, Canada, 2011).

But a suggestion from a friend, a craving for graham cracker crust — it had been awhile — and the annual search for ways to use blueberries when they're abundant, led to this simple, no-bake dessert.

Eating a modest-sized, rich dessert when you're desiring it keeps it from turning into a craving, which can trigger bingeing.

Katz explains that he feels there is a craving from founders for helpful investors".There's desire for empathy from investors, and fellow entrepreneurs can add value from being in the trenches and facing the same challenges.

While his male characters pursue sex with dogged zeal -- be it with a neighbor's wife, a colleague or a prostitute -- they also suffer from a spiritual hunger, a craving, if not for God then for some reassurance that there is something between them and the abyss they can glimpse just beyond the familiar world with "its signals and buildings and cars and bricks".

If you're armed with the ability to bake a great dessert, there's nothing stopping you from satisfying yourself when a craving hits.

Whether they called it doobie, reefer, pot, Mary Jane or plain ol' weed, I believed all those ominous voices when they warned me that marijuana could cause everything from brain damage to a craving for stronger drugs (i.e., the "gateway" theory).

A few Saturdays ago, I woke from a nap craving my mother's baked beans.