Sentence examples for protracted appetite for from inspiring English sources

He has made the image of a rhinoceros his trademark, splashing it across T-shirts and sweatshirts, capitalizing on the protracted appetite for logos.

And we have no appetite for pursuing protracted negotiations that will only lead us right back to where we have already been".

In truth, the Liberal Democrats have no appetite for another defenestration following Mr Kennedy's painful and protracted departure.

Then, as now, it seemed curious to have a protracted divorce, with the BBC screening the 2015 and 2016 championships when little appetite for golf exists at the broadcaster.

Maybe this, as much as an appetite for power, explains the difficulty some artistic directors have letting go of a permanent base (remember the protracted hand-over period between Max Stafford-Clark and Stephen Daldry at the Royal Court in 1993?) But artistic directors - even the great ones - run the risk of stifling the thing they love if they stay in the same place for too long.

The appetite for admittance can become insatiable.

The appetite for those is apparently endless.

It may whet their appetite for reciprocation.

Then, consider your appetite for risk.

Is there a public appetite for this?

Tang developed an appetite for the classics.