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912 examples of Hunger in a sentence

Truly these folks aren't eating regally but the real hunger these folks is a spiritual hunger, an emotional hunger, a mental hunger.
Less the center for hunger in America, I would say it's more the center for alcoholism, drug-abuse, mental suffering and economic devastation.
Dealing with hunger although a noble endeavor is band-aiding a more profoundly systematic societal and age-old human problem of homelessness.
They discover they can hate away hunger, which is useful but obviously things get out of hand shall we say.
These songs teach the world to love again and war, hunger, evil are vanquished for eternity.
Unfortunately he starts to develop a rapidly growing hunger that can only be satisfied by eating other people.
You really get the impression of the total timidity and bewilderment of the Bolvian peasant to Che's revolutionary ideas or of the difficulties that his men faced with hunger and the terrain.
Anything you don't like, be it a stack of bills, a bad memory, or even hunger can disappear at your wish.
There's an inexhaustible hunger for "basic training" movies, so it's surprising that this one got so little notice when first released.
Instead of turning it's victims into mindless zombies; it leaves the afflicted aware of their situation, albeit with a hunger for human flesh.
The worst scene of the film sticks with me, two beautiful girls enter a nightclub full of elligible dudes and no other women (yes, the story is supposed to be about a whitewater-rafting trip!); they looks about feigning sexual hunger and one of them says "Take NO prisoners".
The black and white photography harks back to the style of the older horror films from the '30s and '40s, but the story is quite disturbing and includes some pretty grisly scenes more in line with the contemporary hunger for explicit blood and guts.
She then runs off and leaves him to the tender mercies of another lovely vampire who teaches him how to feed his own hunger for blood.
As long as you've got a sense of humor, an expert eye for female beauty and hunger for gore, you're guaranteed to LOVE this junk!
The dialog is from hunger, as is the acting.
What unfolds is a very sensitive portrayal of the loneliness and hunger that drive a sometimes unfounded sense of optimism drowning in indulgence.
The Israeli military continues to demolish Lebanon with gay abandon whilst Hezbollah returns fire with its rockets; Shia and Sunni are at each others throats whilst Baghdad, Basra et al crumble in the midst of unacknowledged civil war; thousands die every day from aids, hunger, poverty, disease and neglect.
The survivors get themselves onto a small boat and are swept out to sea, but it's not long before hunger starts setting in, and this in turn sets off arguments between the survivors as they realise that they have to eat...something.
Apart from being the whitest savages ever seen on film, they are also astonishingly well-behaved, as they never seem to leave their territory, and their hunger for human flesh obviously concerns bad people only.
His swiping of picnic baskets is less to satisfy hunger than to thumb his nose at the "establishment", personified by Ranger Smith.
All though this doesn't affect Norman the only non hospitalized Vietnam veteran who was bitten by Tony King (Note that is the guys real name)and how their urges of hunger come to matter (cannibalsim), and yes we can all say "We know what they are feeling."
I had heard terrible things about both titles but as a zombie movie fan, I tend to fall prey to my inner hunger to see guts ripped out and devoured onscreen by pasty-faced freaks, often against my better judgement.
T.J. is a young boy trying to make it in the city, battling against poverty, hunger, and of course bullies.
Crime, punishment, corruption, misery, hunger, love, desperation, friendship, innocence, purity and more are what you get in this movie with three main characters and one of the best screenplays ever written.
WWE Film's latest production, "The Condemned", offers bountiful opportunities for action fans to satisfy their hunger.
The storyline and dialogue are strictly from hunger, but the voice-over narration can be hauntingly beautiful.
Don't bother to go near this unless you have a real hunger for a Vampire Vs Werewolf movie with a really unclimactic climax.
They made it seem like a few women staged a hunger strike and BAM...votes.
They've already been listed in triplicate in the above comments, so I'll try to find something new to bring up... how about the obvious allusion to INDIANA JONES with the penultimate 'driving sorta into the sun-set' scene and the unspoken but palpable hunger the filmmakers had for someone to be moved by it, indeed, to hope for a sequel, an elaboration of the continuing adventures of ROWSDOWER AND WONDER GEEK.
Yet Iranians’ hunger for change is clear.
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