Sentence examples for vast appetite from inspiring English sources

Later in our lunch, Walsh — with the autodidact's vast appetite for books — talked of writers.

"Dinner," Mr. Jansen said, putting his vast appetite where it belonged, before all.

Flynn had, Kushner says, a "vast appetite for pedagogy she loves explaining things to people" and was "a great synthesizer".

TO reduce our vast appetite for oil, the government and auto industry are working together to encourage car buyers to think electric when they go car shopping.

This has created a vast appetite for raw materials in the country, and ever more manufactured goods to ship back to foreign markets.

That Alexandre was a figure of vast appetite and incredible energy, but thanks to Reiss we now know that Dumas grandpère was even more interesting.

A paradoxical and vitally overflowing character emerges: a compassionate mor­alist with vast appetites, a rau­cous public performer whose confessional candor has a nearly religious purity.

And he has a cast of principals suitable for Shakespeare, or at least Rabelais: Bill Clinton, the polymath president and man of vast appetites.

The atmosphere of the book is wonderful, Typex having captured both Rembrandt's vast appetites and the puritanism of the day – the one, you sense, endlessly feeding the other.

But I was caught in his struggle now, no longer outside, trapped in the middle of his vast appetites and imagination, his sexuality, his angry intelligence, his nonsense and his pain.

This is a book full of yearning – a famished narrative – the cake a symbol for a vaster appetite.