But, notwithstanding his surface lack of appeal — no epic feats on the battlefield, no hidden sexual history, no consummating martyrdom — Adams has had as much memorialization as he could possibly have desired, from editors and biographers: an apt epitaph for the most voracious reader of all American Presidents.
Driven by an explorer's voracious desire to do what has never been done, and frankly obsessive about mental and physical preparation, she has completed scores of pioneering swims, most famously the frigid Bering Strait in just a suit, cap and goggles.
That said, they ought to give pause to the most voracious supplement poppers.
They are active all the year round but are at their most voracious in summer.
But it is Qatar's voracious desire to become a political mover and shaker which has propelled it repeatedly into headlines.
The Federal Communications Commission recently voted to forbid Comcast to slow the service of its most voracious customers.
"The most voracious filmgoing audience, young people, is ready and eager to go to the theaters".
Before the crisis, it was the big financial-services firms that were the most voracious users of MBA students.
Americans, she went on to say, are the most voracious users of natural resources in the world.
Paul has made Chandler, the league's top offensive rebounder, into the league's most voracious alley-oop artist.
Sotheby's is suggesting that the pair once belonged to William Beckford, the most voracious British collector of the late 1700's.
