Sentence examples for really starving from inspiring English sources

"I'm really starving to win," said Bargnani, who vowed to be a better rebounder and defender.

"There is an emptiness that comes with really starving that I hadn't experienced," Brody told the BBC.

Still, he said, "I think the mayor really has to decide sooner rather than later as to whether he has the moral leadership for a city that is really starving for ethical political figures".

"It was the late 1940's and I was, oh, maybe 7 years old," said the director Wolfgang Petersen, now 60. "We were really starving back then because it was so early after the war, you see.

"It was like a complex dance of a mind that's really starving.

It is Captain Durand's view that what detainees are really starving for is attention.

John Lanchester recently mooted that the word "poverty" has distracting moral associations – that "no one really starves".

Of course, Iranians know not to do that in a non-Iranian house--then they'd really starve". Almost always, Viguen's hosts will serve him plenty of rice.

I should really get going, but it was wonderful speaking to you!" or "I think I'll go grab some food now, I really am starving; but I enjoyed talking to you so much that I forgot how hungry I was!" to make them feel good.

If you're really feeling starved for attention, drive around a parking lot with the doors open, looking as if you're caught in the talons of some predatory robot bird from the future.

Because she now knows what starving really means.