Sentence examples for greedy passion from inspiring English sources
The infinite proportions of your form, solidified before we learned to count, the appetite we share that draws us on, to fall upon the earth, then rise again, to follow you with slow and greedy passion.
It brings together many of her favourite themes: her greedy passion for gardening (as Germaine Greer observed, "no one has written better about gardens than Colette"), animals and the natural world at large; the younger, handsome lover; nostalgia for a sentimentalised childhood and her beloved mother; and, of course, love – even if saying goodbye to it.
But he triumphs as Armand, the greedy heedlessness of his passion for Marguerite suffused with an all-consuming, youthful selfishness that makes his cruel anger, when he thinks she has betrayed him, all the more credible.
Considering Hugh's passion for food, it's surprising that he's not greedy.
(The Dickinsons, Emily included, were never quite as proper as they seemed; beneath their clannish façade of stiff-necked gentility roiled a soap opera of mad scenes, quarrels, and illicit passions. All of them, Wineapple writes, "loved with greedy ardor").
The letters between them have mostly been destroyed, but the few that remain suggest great passion, with Norcross looking forward to "night after night" of "having" each other, "greedy" in anticipation, "starved" for Mary Moore's "precious self".
"'Greedy Owners Try to Cash In on Banksy Mural.' " Anslow talked about her and David's passion for street art.
