Sentence examples for i am devoured from inspiring English sources

The most immediate cause of those outbreaks was, then as now, obvious and was captured in the records of artist-to-be Paul Gauguin, who was then a digger with the French Canal Company: "At night I am devoured by mosquitoes" (Harrison 1978).

I am devouring books of a kind -- Bernard Lewis's "Crisis of Islam," Bob Woodward's "Bush at War," Kenneth M. Pollack's "Threatening Storm" -- that I would never have opened before.

Yet I am devouring every word because it's Melbourne at its delicious worst – the scramble for every detail, the faux moralising, the hand-wringing about who is getting sympathy and who is not, the tsk, tsking about sex outside marriage.

And when I am having a moment where I am devouring my third gluten/dairy-free cookie of the day while standing in front of my refrigerator at 11 p.m. in my pajamas, dropping crumbs on the floor that I have zero intention of cleaning up, I think how funny it would be if someone took my photo and posted it on Facebook.

"I was devoured by curiosity," Bamba laughs.

But I was devoured by lust, perpetually aroused, no matter that I was rebelling inside or that I found the women gross and the task odious.

"I'm devouring everything," he said.

READING I'm devouring "Steve Jobs," by Walter Isaacson.

More heads turned as I was devouring it.

It was beginning to dawn on me that all of this literature I was devouring was published by Grove.

It seemed that only moments before, I was devouring Walter Farley's books and writing love letters to a horse (I will have you..