Sentence examples for universally craved from inspiring English sources

But crucially, one of the most universally craved tastes, umami (or savoury), is greatly enhanced in fermented foods.

But nowhere does Ms. Engel acknowledge that children universally crave learning about something -- whether it's sharks, World War II, China, fossils or baseball.

Reading the primatologists and the anthropologists, I got the sense that the double life of sweets ever since the sugar revolution — as a thing we universally crave, and as a highly specific, French-derived cooking culture — has led to a strange fight between disciplines.

Really craved.

(Perhaps he craved reassurance).

I craved a whiskey.

Yet he craved money.

Craving zaatar?

Blindly craving.

While Mr. West is acknowledged nearly universally as a musical heavyweight, he has strained to sell himself as a fashion genius, at least to those in the industry whose validation he seems alternately to crave and reject.

There has been much talk in the luxury industry about customers craving discreet, under-the-radar or unusual brands that reflect their taste and individuality rather than staying loyal to the big names whose designs are universally recognised as unapologetic signifiers of wealth – and universally copied by counterfeiters.