Sentence examples for really hunger from inspiring English sources

Spoken Word Talks About Writing and Hollywood (Friday and Tuesday) On Friday the writers Renata Adler ("Speedboat," "Pitch Dark") and David Shields ("Really Hunger," "How Literature Saved My Life") will discuss their craft to commemorate the reissue of Ms. Adler's two novels.

It's not realizing, understanding, and integrating what we're really hunger for.

What people really hungered for was information.

Does the nostalgia for print run deep enough among Kindle users to justify the extra price, though, and is there really much hunger for digital editions of long-ago print purchases?

They've a lot of good young players in their team, they've got good experienced players in their side as well, and I thought that they showed a really good hunger today.

Are they really on hunger strike?

He really has a hunger for success.

Some may be sceptical that hunger really exists in a country as wealthy as the UK.

"Acting is usually regarded as a wholly narcissistic pursuit but there really is a hunger in me to unravel the human condition.

"The only one who really focused on hunger and malnutrition — about the people who go hungry — was the pope," she said, referring to a message from Pope Benedict XVI that was read at the conference.

The impression they gave was that the company, which had just launched what it called a global food revolution, really believed that hunger was caused by a simple lack of food rather than poverty and/or exclusion.