Sentence examples for modern appetite from inspiring English sources

The tunnel proposal, she says, is yet another symptom of the modern appetite for simple solutions to complex problems.

All the government can do is construct a moralistic good-housekeeping, live-within-our-means narrative of future redemption, but the modern appetite for exhortation is strictly limited.

At 90 minutes, it also perfectly suits the modern appetite for a play that provides just enough to talk about over drinks or dinner.

But the increasing modern appetite of metropolitan readers for books about walking around and discovering yourself in nature is the literary equivalent of the rise of the north London "farmers' market".

The overwhelming success of last year's American Sublime, a major exhibition at Tate Britain dedicated to nineteenth-century landscape painting in the US, proves that the modern appetite for landscape painting is healthy.

It was the Deakin of the darkroom who punched up the grain of his prints, but it was time and neglect gave his most notorious images - especially those of Freud and Bacon -- a used, even abused feel that not only appeals to our junk-sharpened modern appetite for objets trouve's but is also horribly appropriate to the habits of Soho.

The menu offers a Diamond Jim Brady Shellfish Indulgence Platter that includes lobster, shrimp, oysters, mussels, clams and caviar, a mere snack for Diamond Jim, but, in deference to modern appetites, intended for two to four people.

They say the game moves too slowly to sate the modern A.D.D. appetite.

For Silvio Berlusconi, the country's longest-serving prime minister in modern times, sexual appetite is a matter of pride, not of shame.

That's awfully modern, given the appetites of Messrs. McDermott and McGough.

The Fuchses seldom leave the property now, and their appetite for modern conveniences is selective.