| I play innocent, citing an interest in Scientology that remains unquenched by my casual Internet surfing. |
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| There is an unquenched thirst for knowledge about their wardrobe, their bedroom escapades, their sordid past. |
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| With his thirst for the freedom struggle remaining unquenched, he organised a procession there, only to serve a second term of three months. |
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| The hooded blue eyes unfurl, revealing beneath the lids an unquenched intensity. |
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| He has been collecting coins and currency notes for the last three decades and his thirst for more remains unquenched. |
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| What could I say but cry silently and tearlessly with him in amazed, unquenched sorrow. |
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| What devotees of Lashkar-e-Taiba or James Dobson share is an unquenched desire for order. |
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| Here, you might say, is a genuine romance, its ardor unquenched by distance, confinement, and death. |
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| My last view of her was of a dynamic, compact figure, her thirst for intellectual adventure clearly unquenched, as she marched towards yet another threshold. |
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| I didn't react in the usual way with a quick burst of swearing and a resigned return to sleep with thirst unquenched, vowing to deal with it in the morning. |
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| Hydrogen production from unquenched bottom ash is higher when compared to quenched bottom ash. |
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| The owner smiled in response, though her curiosity remained unquenched. |
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| The theme of emptiness, of desire and tensing of the body due to unquenched desire, seems to be an important preoccupation in the choreographer's compositions. |
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| Oklahoma City's 1.2 million people had no professional sports team and the unquenched willingness to support one. |
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| Some might say they are the two great bugbears of the nation, but I have written this book to celebrate their unquenched energy and mutual intrication. |
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| He spent the final 23 years of his life at St. Andrew's Asylum, Northampton, writing, with strangely unquenched lyric impulse, some of his best poetry. |
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| The fire of his eye was unquenched, the rose of his cheek unpaled, and the only effect of seventy summers to be seen upon him was the snowy whiteness of his hair. |
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