insatiable

IPA: ɪnsˈeɪʃʌbʌɫ

Examples of "insatiable" in Sentences

That they should be insatiable, which is the greatest misery of all in a poor condition.
Unfortunately, quite a few children with attention control problems are accurately described as insatiable.
It is not the rich, but rather the government who "whose appetite better warrants the word insatiable," he argues.
Oosterman said the goal is to be ahead of consumer and business demand for wireless data, which he called insatiable.
And, as we had heard before from Secretary of State Clinton, the insatiable -- what she called insatiable drug appetite from Americans.
One of the answers is what Mr. Mallevays describes as the "insatiable" desire for luxury goods among Chinese high-net-worth individuals.
There was still time to make his last call on this nasty case, a kind of valediction his so-called insatiable curiosity made imperative.
If that is true, when taxpayers who want to keep their hard-earned money are compared to politicians who want to take it from them to feed their uncontrolled spending, whose appetite better warrants the word insatiable?