Sentence examples for very thirst from inspiring English sources

Although as I am sure we are about to see in the coming seasons, this very thirst could be what ends Frank's political career.

It's a bit of hyperrefined self-justification on the part of Oswaldo, the dandyish hangman, who cites the virtues of his societal role as his dispassion — his indifference to whether he hangs a person or not — in contrast with the "thirst-quenching" pleasure of a passionate, extra-judicial hanging: "The good part about frontier justice is it's very thirst-quenching.

These were very popular, sellout events, reflecting a real thirst in many people to understand more about evolution and its impact, and to share their views.

And yet the moderates, myself included, with a very healthy thirst for electability sounded all too often like, as Nye Bevan said of Hugh Gaitskell, "a desiccated calculating machine".

I stretched out in a chair, watched a lavishly tattooed stylist come at me with loudly whirring clippers and felt a very, very keen thirst.

Revenge was inevitable: "The deed had stirred to its very depths the thirst for revenge in the bosom of the Indian".

Without any advantages or other religious ordinances than are supplied by the annual visit of a priest from Barra, these very interesting people thirst for education, and would make considerable sacrifices to obtain it.

Your lab will get very thirsty after exercise and will need to quench that thirst.

Merchandise have now performed another about-turn with After the End, whose very title betrays their thirst for reinvention.

"Thirst is a very reliable indicator" of your body's actual hydration status, he says.

And Mann has another tip: "Water is a very useful way of quenching thirst".