Sentence examples for public craving from inspiring English sources
Public craving for convictions will be an open secret.
During the Great Depression, when American escapism replaced French égalité as the dominant public craving, film stars appealed for similar reasons.
In dismal days such as these, because it is their business to reflect the public craving for simplistic answers to probably unanswerable questions, intelligent politicians say stupid things knowing them to be stupid.
For those susceptible to moral panic, the list of 2013-14's most borrowed books can't fail to suggest once again an alarming public craving for murder and mayhem.
With most top economic and market policy makers in Washington -- from the Fed chairman, Alan Greenspan, and the Treasury secretary, Paul H. O'Neill, to the White House economic adviser Lawrence B. Lindsey -- hunkered down and invisible from a public craving reassurances, Mr. Pitt has quickly emerged as the calming public presence.
The developers, bankers, salespeople and their government enablers were merely working to satisfy a public craving.
The public craves villains, pantomime antics, sport as soap opera.
The maniacally centrist American public craves another correction.
Seemingly tired of suave, identikit pole-climbers, the public craves anti-politicians.
Disappointments have mounted, as they must; the public craves new faces; antagonism to the Tories has faded.
While he recognizes that the public craves cheap wines, he has been unwilling to curtail a more ambitious vision.
