Sentence examples for need for human flesh from inspiring English sources

Zombies are usually wholly subordinate, either to an outside force, such as a sorcerer, or to an overwhelming desire, such as the need for human flesh or revenge or simply to do violence.

The notion of the "rogue shark" with a taste for human flesh that needs to be hunted down and eliminated has long been shown to be a myth.

They're hungry for human flesh.

Celebrity chefs with a taste for human flesh.

There's no basis for believing that sharks have a taste for human flesh, the study argues.

It uses a postcard that is covered in beads of chemical gel, which hungry mosquitoes mistake for human flesh.

And finally there is straightforward cannibalism in which humans hunt, kill and eat other humans because they have a preference for human flesh.

He finds himself imprisoned by a suburban couple, Everett and Glory (Jude Ciccolella and Susan Priver), with a taste for human flesh.

Once a furry inmate acquires a taste for human flesh, the theory went, it can never be trusted again.

I was looking over my shoulder every few minutes just in case a bear might get hungry for human flesh.

For all the many sequels, remakes and parodies, zombies stick pretty closely to the original flesh-eating model: They don't have personalities, they lurch, and they are always hungry for human flesh.