Sentence examples for how starved from inspiring English sources

It's absolutely incredible how many political junkies are out there, and how starved for information they all are".

Finally Dok described how, starved by a diet of rice gruel, she tried to cut down bamboo shoots for a furtive meal.

While we wait you might enjoy a glance at Woodwardgate, an episode that displays just how starved for spice the sequestration story is.

Given how starved they have been of success since the mid-1980s, the Challenge Cup alone would have consisted as success for Hull when pre-season began in those long, dark November days last year.

IN my mind, there are two lessons from the Supreme Court's 5-to-4 decision to support President Obama's health care plan: 1) how starved the country is for leadership that puts the nation's interest before partisan politics, which is exactly what Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. did; and 2) the virtue of audacity in politics and thinking big.

I realize how starved I've been for this nourishment, out of touch with my own soul.

Ms Park describes how starving citizens struggled for food under the dictatorship of Kim Jong-il.

It is difficult to see how starving and freezing the civilians of Gaza could protect the people on the Israeli side of the border.

I came here to speak before Parliament about anti-Semitism," he explained, adding — with an ambiguous reference, to the Nazis or Hungarians — that "they tried to murder my father here just because Jews did not have a country of their own, how they killed my grandfather in a concentration camp, how they starved my uncles, how my grandmother was saved at the last moment from a death march".

The catastrophe remains so sensitive that their history books do not document how many starved to death, or why.

To get into role as a manic freelance TV newshound (some irony there), Gyllenhaal has explained with pride how he starved himself of food and sleep, losing 30 pounds and pushing himself to the edge.