Reeves added that "The parasites have a voracious, rabid, bounding nature, but they also have a crab-like crawl.
Mr. Brill, a nature lover and voracious collector of cooking pots, mushroom sculptures, edible plants, 2,000 jazz tapes, nature art, chess trophies and an otherwise infinite array of objects, had to make room for his wife, who describes herself as "Martha Stewarty".
Back in her studio, Rosenheim began Swallow City, her voracious, aggressive, ominous interpretation of nature.
"Part of it's just a fastidious nature, and being a voracious reader," Coon said of his motivation.
Unfortunately, but perhaps of necessity, Bernstein does a certain amount of apologetic tiptoeing around his subject — with phrases like "it could be argued" — owing to the extremely politically incorrect nature of the facts: voracious males and compliant females are his subjects.
And by the time we'd woken up to the way sound bites plus a newly voracious news cycle that had changed both political debate and the nature of who prospers in it – well, it was too late.
The Roman historian Tacitus described German tribes as uncorrupted, primitive, fierce and at one with nature, a people on the edge of a corrupt and voracious empire.
A 2011 study published in Nature Neuroscience found that activating the neurons in mice "evoked voracious feeding within minutes," despite the fact they were already full.
Carnival, by Rawi Hage (Norton Brought up in the circus, by "the loving nature of freaks," the protagonist of this dreamlike tale is a voracious reader by day and a taxi-driver by night.
Carnival, _by Rawi Hage (Norton)_Brought up in the circus, by "the loving nature of freaks," the protagonist of this dreamlike tale is a voracious reader by day and a taxi-driver by night.
