Sentence examples for intellectual hunger from inspiring English sources

Lolling behind his desk, flicking his fringe, he exudes arrogance but little sense of intellectual hunger.

Mr. Smith's vigorous, gregarious portrait winningly reminds us of Roosevelt's insatiable intellectual hunger and unrelenting optimism.

He has a rabid intellectual hunger and fasts for days during the off-season.

The founder, Bibi Bakare-Yusuf, says she wants her customers' "intellectual hunger to be as pressing as their stomachs".Her hard work may just be paying off.

"They will have the same qualifications, grades, extracurricular activities that Ivy League universities look for, and an intellectual hunger and thirst.

Beers' love of life, elegance of word and thought, piercing wit, daring humor, and intellectual hunger and acumen are deeply missed by all those who knew him.

This ravenous intellectual and aesthetic hunger seemed to disappear immediately upon her marriage, at twenty-three, to a dazzling bon vivant and painter named Laurence Vail, an American raised in France, whom she gleefully titled "the King of Bohemia".

As long as we're hoping names like Donatich will sweep the country with sheer eggheaded force, we will be disappointed -- not because intellectuals aren't smart, or because Americans don't hunger for intellectual richness, but because that conversation doesn't include enough.

A new hunger for intellectual seriousness, for more than the thin gruel of austerity politics, is now working in Miliband's favour.

Mr. Wieseltier added: "When I would see Michael, he and I would stroll arm in arm around Covent Garden singing — poorly, of course — some of the great quintet in the first act of 'Così Fan Tutte.' There was in him a hunger for intellectual authority and for a certain degree of social recognition, but it was never about power".

Maati Mounjib, a Moroccan intellectual, has suspended his hunger strike after the authorities lifted the travel ban.