Sentence examples for wider appetite from inspiring English sources

The firm has since developed a wider appetite for acquisitions.

What all of this indicates is a wider appetite for reform.

In the other scene he floats around Mr. Tyson like a lavender-scented cloud, trying to wheedle an assignation that creates tension because of Mr. Downey's wide-eyed appetite; he's the deer who longs to be caught in the headlights.

The Eagles had other moments, mostly through Samu Manoa's offloads and a team-wide appetite for work.

Intellect is rightly prized, as is a wide-ranging appetite for different sounds.

More than most celebrities, he seems like a person who appreciates good food, and before he had heart surgery, he was known for his wide-ranging appetite.

As a pioneer lexicographer and amateur taxonomist with a wide-ranging appetite for new concepts, Johnson would probably have saluted Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything (Doubleday), if only for its audacity and wit.

"As America reengages with the wider world, the appetite for more international news is there".

Jung's demon mocks him at every turn, deriding him for arrogance, a wide-ranging sexual appetite, indifference to his marriage and "intellectual priapism".

More than 8,000 companies received formal venture funding that year as the door to the public markets seemed infinitely wide, and the appetite for the next Cisco Systems, JDS Uniphase or Amazon.com –or even the next Pets.com –seemed infinite.

The sample was large with a wide range of appetite and weight in the infants.