unquenchable

She tried to veil her mind from him; but he felt the unquenchable pain.

Only the unquenchable spirit of the people involved is unchanged.

Like its title, the dance suggests the unquenchable fire of life.

It was like an unquenchable light in a darkened castle.

Clayton went right on speaking, a stream of unquenchable words.

"I hardly think it would be saving my people to drop unquenchable fire down on them."

"I had almost begun to believe your vitality an unquenchable spark!"

What they have in common, she said, is the intrinsic and unquenchable humanity of dance.

He was starved for real food, and his thirst seemed unquenchable.

Yet within her an essential passion burned as if it were unquenchable.

So I lived on when all else would have died, because hope burned in me like a lamp unquenchable.

He had, however, one thing: an unquenchable confidence in himself and a deep, burning sense of mission.

She'd always had an unquenchable will to live, all her life; she still had it now.

I already had money on my mind, and an unquenchable itch to see the world."

All the time, he is also tormented by an unquenchable thirst.

Behind him came the twins, worried now for a while but full of unquenchable vitality.

He has an unquenchable thirst for information, and a mission."

The man had an unquenchable desire to finish last.

But this time, an unquenchable hope flared within the empty core of her.

"These women are bound by their grit and unquenchable spirit," she said.

The city has a long, complex history, distinguished by an unquenchable desire for independence.

We salute his unquenchable interest in people, and his great love of music.

Nielsen described the symphony as "the life force, the unquenchable will to live".

The unquenchable cost of skating has forced the family to refinance their home.