| Harlow is deliciously naughty and amoral as the unapologetic homewrecker, digging into her character's sexual voraciousness with a wink and a shrug and abundant good humor. |
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| And I have too much respect for the dead to expose them to the voraciousness of newspapers and magazines. |
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| Now 50 years old, he is beginning to feel his mortality, although, as we are constantly reminded, the advancing years have little effect on his sexual voraciousness. |
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| He cannot, perhaps, be blamed for such voraciousness, because his success has hardly arrived overnight. |
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| The Susan Sontag I came to know is most obviously presaged in the young diarist's cultural voraciousness. |
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| The voraciousness of flower beetles demonstrates the futility of enticing insect pollinators solely with such an indispensable material as pollen. |
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| 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. |
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| The predator stocking density depends on its voracity so an estimation can be made by comparing the voraciousness of the predator to be stocked with those of the moderate voracious catfish and the highly voracious snake-head. |
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