Sentence examples for insatiable reading from inspiring English sources

Martha Ortiz, known as one of the best chefs in Mexico City emphasizes her menus on contemporary Mexican cuisine, drawing inspiration from the opera and the visual arts; her insatiable reading habit; Mexican women whose lives have influenced Ortiz, among them Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Frida Kahlo, and the many home cooks of the Mexican state of Michoacán who she calls "the queens of cooking".

The public's insatiable appetite for reading about the sado-masochistic games of Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele has finally been topped – by their desire for the Hairy Bikers, who have broken EL James' stranglehold on the UK's book charts.

In fact, I credit my love of writing today to a lifelong, insatiable appetite for reading that had me devouring 1,000-page 1,000-page day bookse age of 10.

Users have an insatiable need to read and watch stuff.

I was on vacation with my family and it was the start of my absolute insatiable desire to read.

He had an insatiable appetite for information and knowledge and started everyday reading the New York Times cover to cover.

You can make many superficial reads of Insatiable and many of them are correct -- but perhaps the most damning is that only Skinny Patty's experience was worth telling, and her former fat self is literally demonised.

According to the Church publication What is Scientology?, Hubbard was "reading and writing at an early age, and soon satisfying his insatiable curiosity with the works of Shakespeare, the Greek philosophers, and other classics".

On the other hand, just because all sentient earthlings of reading age have turned into fanatical Potterites, I can see no reason to humor their insatiable demand that the movie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" should, before all else, be faithful to the book.

I miss reading, actually, but when I was younger I just devoured books and enjoyed them and then went on to the next one and was insatiable.

If you want to know what happens when we get dysfunctional about food, read Jason Fagone's Insatiable.