Sentence examples for human hunger for from inspiring English sources

Social scientists say the human hunger for entertainment may be as old as society itself.

hope and praise . . . the human hunger for realization through the symbolism of outward signs . . . that sort of thing.

The best thrillers combine narrative tension, first-rate plotting and enough psychological insight to satisfy the human hunger for identification.

What emerges is an ultimately volatile study in the human hunger for experience, and it forms an intriguing pair with Mr. Lanthimos's previous puzzle of a film.

Mondrian has here moved on from Malevich's foundational square, yet his search for "dynamic equilibrium" similarly recognises the human hunger for the absolute and immutable, created by the relativity and mutability in things.

It's evident here too in a thoughtful show that moves confidently between the wastelands of Siberia, deep-water research at the bottom of the ocean and into space itself as it celebrates the human hunger for discovery.

But it's also concerning because it's a con, an attempt to persuade people not with reason, but rather by gratifying our all-too-human hunger for easy answers.

Wouldn't such a design put an end to, say, human hunger?

It's the natural human hunger.

As human beings, we hunger for something to be closed rather than left eternally open.

Yes, all humans hunger and get sick.