Cue the metaphorical version of the female high school experience, some of it obvious, all of it fun: Jennifer the literal maneater – and her monthlies really are murder; the voraciousness of a young women's newly-discovered sexual/bloodletting appetites and the utter inability of the men around her to quench them.
He cannot, perhaps, be blamed for such voraciousness, because his success has hardly arrived overnight.
The voraciousness of flower beetles demonstrates the futility of enticing insect pollinators solely with such an indispensable material as pollen.
Keep a reader's log of observations as you go along, and e-mail us updates on your progress — your mood swings from exhilaration to exhaustion, voraciousness to ennui, hopelessness to renewed fervor, etc.
He wondered if "the voraciousness with which Chinese viewers are watching the segment suggests that their appetite for such coverage, for publicly criticizing an ally that has become something of an embarrassment, far exceeds what they're getting".
Polanski's early life seems to have instilled in him a voraciousness for experience — intellectual, physical, sexual.
The Susan Sontag I came to know is most obviously presaged in the young diarist's cultural voraciousness.
Despite the impression the authors give, though, judging the velocity or voraciousness of a prostate cancer can still be imprecise.
As this show repeatedly indicates, he looked very carefully, with a discriminating voraciousness that many of today's often overly cerebral artists could learn from.
But never before has she had an opportunity on this scale, and she seizes it with a voraciousness in keeping with her subject.
Having hybrid identities, not belonging anywhere or indeed belonging everywhere, may have its advantages, but these attributes must still contend with pressing circumstances like the voraciousness of 21st-century capitalism.
