Speaking of the way that the brain surgeon Henry Perowne, of his 2005 novel, "Saturday," struggles with the impulse to take revenge on a man who invades his home, McEwan made reference to brain scanners: "When people take revenge, the same reward centers of the brain are activated that are associated with satisfying hunger, thirst, sexual appetite.
I was able to retrace the horror of the men marching to the front in stifling heat, slaking thirst in mud puddles and satisfying hunger with half-ripened fruit.
In any case, satisfying Germans' thirst is demanding enough.
It's like satisfying your thirst with salt water.
Customers' palates are changing and these craft coffee roasters are satisfying the thirst for better or stronger tastes".
"Facebook is emblematic of a sector that is increasingly thirsty for energy but is satisfying that thirst with dirty fuels," Mr. Kessler said in a telephone interview last week.
This infamously fierce tribe was the bane of Spanish invaders – they apparently poured molten gold down the throat of a unpopular Spanish governor in 1599 in a gruesome version of poetic justice by satisfying his thirst for gold.
If only for credibility's sake, and not even for satisfying the thirst of his followers, he will have to attempt some of his policy proposals, won't he?
For me an administrative role within the Marie Curie Fellowship Association has been an important stepping stone, in that it gave me good insight into international management, online communities, and intranets, while satisfying my thirst for international exposure.
The 10th request is for the ball to create the capacity to digest, thereby satisfying the hunger and thirst of the newly created body.
