The soul craves, hungers for, this quality of continuance as an element for measuring the value of things.
Out here in Nature's garden we feed not only the body, but the soul, which hungers and thirsts for the beautiful--which is not the least of our varied repast.
Of course they must, but the body sometimes is the least part of man that needs nourishment; the soul hungers and thirsts for the beautiful.
The man who hungers after cocoanuts and amusement pays a penny, for which he has the privilege of throwing a wooden ball at the row of pegs.
But the other side of the river has escaped the hand of the vandal, and whoever hungers for the uncomfortable past can find all he wants of it.
His soul hungers to know the reasons of the calamities that darken his life.
A mind hungers for knowledge, as a body for food, and cannot be satisfied unless the reason and the truth of things are seen.
A man hungers and thirsts after righteousness because his nature needs it--needs it because it was made for it; his soul desires its own.
It is the miserable emptiness that makes a man hunger and thirst; and, as the body, so the soul hungers after what belongs to its nature.
It is a little strength that longs for more; it is infant righteousness that hungers after righteousness.
The more he hungers and thirsts the more blessed is he; the more room is there in him to receive that which God is yet more eager to give than he to have.
The soul now hungers and thirsts for a more intense Reality, a closer contact with 'Him who is measureless'; a deeper and deeper penetration into the burning heart of the universe.
Of all this I had eight Hungers gilderns deliuered mee the thirde weeke of mine imprisonment to paye for my charges, which stoode mee in a Doller a weeke.
The poor man hungers for land to have the means of living; the rich man hungers for land because it confers rank, power and position.
Faith readily forgives offences; hungers and thirsts after righteousness; embraces God with all his grace, and Christ with all his merit; and obtains a complete remission of all sins.
The leper, shunned by all, and ashamed of himself because everybody loathes him, hungers in his hovel for the grasp of a hand that does not care for defilement, if it can bring cleansing.
I know now that I need not regret all these greeds and hungers and prides of mine that have been unfulfilled.
And as for my boy--I know now, that though beasts claw at his life and colds and hungers and desolations come to him, they cannot put out the shine of him.
I tried to carry myself, and prides and hungers and love for you.
If it tries to starve their socialhungers and furnishes no chance in the church for young people to meet freely in friendly intercourse, those young people will meet elsewhere, as surely as the moon shines.
He had yearned for a state of innocence in which he would be ignorant of sexual jostling from instinctual hungers and but not of the love that was the conception of all animal life.
I want to do for Augustus all that a mother could do, but my soul hungers for you and your love.
Every soul hungersfor pure love, and his love for me affords me a degree of pleasure I would be loth to admit to anyone.
That is not so in this world, for we all carry hungerswhich impel us forward to nobler living, and which it would not be good for us to have satisfied here.
This Match are linkes to light down to my belly Wherein are darksome chinks as I may tell yee, Or Sassages, or Puddings, choose you which, An excellent Needle, Hungers wounds to stitch.
My Martiall Armes dealt I amongst my foes With this I charged stand 'gainst hungers blowes; This is Munition if a Souldier lacke, He fights like Iohn a dreams[F.
He feedeth on ashes,' andhungers after he has fed.
All his comrades have departed on their country's noblest work, And he hungers to be with them--it is not his wish to shirk.
There are hungerswhich are all unblessed, greedy appetites for the swine's husks, which are misery when unsatisfied, and disgust when satiated.
There are plenty of otherhungers of the soul that are legitimate.
Deep heart-hungers are quickened within the people, and then some patriot, reformer, or hero, is raised up to feed the aspiration.
Above the life that is, God hangs the glory, and grandeur, and purity of the life that might be, and the soul looking up scorns the lower things, and hungers and thirsts for truth and purity.
The soul hungers for something vast, and ideals lure to the long voyage, the distant harbor, and are the stars by which the pilgrim shapes his course.
Frank Hamel, gentleman of the jury, glutting his beastly hungers on the finest fruit of life--the innocence and sacrifice of a maiden's first love.
In this street lived men and women whose hungers were not complicated by trifles.
He who hungers and thirsts after righteousness is conscious of an inward void, in respect to righteousness, that must be filled from abroad.
You wouldn't feel we have a right to the higher truth, if we feel great desires, great hungers the world wouldn't understand?
He believed, without argument, that all the hungers in him were good lusty henchmen demanding food.
Say he crowned the woman with it, and then challenged God to give their hungers food, be the unseen combatant and fight out the fight beside them?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hungers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
