His work is stalled in a safe but uncreative neutral and he has discovered a seemingly unquenchable urge to bed his women students.

Warmth and lust and a seemingly unquenchable hunger.

It was true his step was slower, some of the seemingly unquenchable thirst for life had been slaked.

Wall Street has given birth to a new generation of millionaires with a seemingly unquenchable hunger for luxury goods.

Feeding our seemingly unquenchable thirst to get an intimate view, this real-time coverage turns us into voyeurs and war itself into spectacle.

The demand in Europe, however, remained relatively modest through the early 1990's, dwarfed by a seemingly unquenchable appetite in the United States.

It was visceral, from the same dark region that produces envy and the seemingly unquenchable liberal need to wage class warfare.

Motorists had a seemingly unquenchable thirst for power.

And not to worry: mankind has a seemingly unquenchable need for vulgar, sexual, nose-thumbing, moneymaking music that defies proper morality.

At the south end of the Okanagan Valley, modest Osoyoos is the least affected by the Okanagan's seemingly unquenchable popularity.