Sentence examples for was left wanting more from inspiring English sources

Still, I was left wanting more.

Near the end, when knitted dresses appeared with looping stitches creating a soft version of chain mail, the audience was left wanting more of this inventiveness.

By the end of these works, composed a few years before Feldman's death in 1987, I was left wanting more, not less.

While the rest of the world focussed on the political scandal, I saw an unrequited romance between a boy who moved on once he got what he wanted and a girl who was left wanting more.

I've read all of his books, and after hearing him do a live reading of an excerpt of this new book on The Garret podcast I was left wanting more.

While Mr. Shafer and Michael Massing, a press critic and contributor to The New York Review of Books, applauded The Post just for undertaking such a review, regardless of its findings, Erik Wemple, editor of Washington City Paper, an alternative weekly, said he was left wanting more.

You are left wanting more.

The big ideas are fine, but you are left wanting more.

You're left wanting more; which is a small criticism, but much higher praise.

The audience is left wanting more, but equally some questions are left hanging.

Jonathan Bate is left wanting more from Adam Sisman's joint biography of Wordsworth and Coleridge, The Friendship.