Sentence examples for omnivore from inspiring English sources

One young man is so ill-equipped for adulthood that he cannot pack his own suitcase, yet, away from family scrutiny, he transforms from being a picky eater into a happy omnivore.

It is an omnivore but prefers crustaceans.

Coati (genus Nasua), also called coatimundi or coatimondi, any of three species of omnivore related to raccoons (family Procyonidae).

I assume the ubiquitous cultural omnivore was not in the least ironic in his advocacy of darts, but his recent tweet – "sport and theatre unite to create entertainment at its primal best" – articulated perfectly the feelings of those privileged to watch the final between the warhorse Taylor and Michael van Gerwen.

As an omnivore, the hamster will eat most things, but that doesn't mean feeding him all your leftovers.

And Fearnley-Whittingstall is not alone: Simon Rimmer, another omnivore chef, has just republished his recipe book, The Accidental Vegetarian, while Yotam Ottolenghi continues to bring naturally meat-free Middle-Eastern dishes to the mass-market, alongside his harissa beef and sumac roasted chicken.

The small traces of wear on its teeth and its unspecialized skull and dentition showed that it was neither a fruit specialist like living chimpanzees nor a chewer of a tougher diet like later Australopithecus; it was a woodland omnivore whose diet may have included fruits, nuts, small vertebrates, and eggs.

McQueen was an omnivore (literally so; he always struggled with his weight), and the richness of his work reflects a voracious consumption of high and low culture.

McQueen was an omnivore, and the richness of his work reflects a voracious consumption of high and low culture.

Woodman is an omnivore of ceramics traditions, among them Etruscan pots, Italian majolica, the Baroque, Tang-dynasty glaze techniques, Islamic tiles, Okinawan folk pottery, and Moorish-Spanish ware.

Like his near-contemporary, the filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard, Taylor has always been an omnivore inside his medium.