Sentence examples for voracious of from inspiring English sources
After that encounter, even the most voracious of crate-diggers would not have found much of Spiegel's music.
The most voracious of contemporary art collectors, he hardly ever makes public appearances and rarely speaks to the press.
Bernardo Provenzano, who has died aged 83 in a secure hospital ward, was the former boss of the Corleone clan, once the most vicious and voracious of the Sicilian mafia families.
Among the most voracious of readers is some overlap with those who have been slow to jump on the subscription-based bandwagon in other categories.
The voracious crown-of-thorns starfish – an evil-looking sunburst of spikes – liquefies them with its extruded stomach.
The Internet — Tumblr, specifically — is full of voracious consumption of men's wear imagery, helping to build an informed consumer and talent pool unlike any before it.
Following two centuries of voracious exploitation of every mineral, metal and biological resource, we will soon be facing what Daly calls an "empty world".
They led the data-voracious of the world, spurred sluggish markets into action, and truly revolutionized (I don't use the word lightly) the way we navigate data by changing what we think of as data (namely, everything).
This is often the cue for a discussion of the voracious appetite of mainstream culture.
The forests of the Catskills, which my family frequents, are becoming less diverse because of the voracious browsing of the deer.
Should we, therefore, be suspicious of the voracious marketing of drugs that claim to cure depression, anxiety, panic and post-traumatic stress in one tiny pill?
