voracities उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. In four days, E . coli : O157 had coursed through her only child's tiny body with a voracity that shocked even the doctors at Chicago's Children's Memorial Hospital.
2. In an entertaining moral romp that spans 21 years, her tenacity, voracity and resilience are unsurpassed and unrepentant : " Revenge may be wicked but it's perfectly natural, " she chirps.
3. In pre-modern medicine, the explanation given by the now-discredited theory of humorism for cannibalism was that it came about within a black acrimonious ventricle, produced the voracity for human flesh.
4. No, because in a country like Japan, with a tiny fraction of our gun deaths, people consume super-brutal movies, video games and comic books with even more voracity than we do.
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6. Judd tries to show the disparate sides of the character's personality _ her sexual voracity, her steely professionalism, her vulnerability and confusion _ but what results is a performance as incoherent as the film itself.
7. After the years of leaden rhetoric, the voracity was still for " Truth " and " Beauty "-- but verified now by the landscape, the architecture, the art, the sun.
8. Today, in retrospect, the trio stand together as the definitive cinematic statement on the emergence of the macho homosexual who sexual transiency and voracity influenced larger and larger numbers of gay-- until the advent of AIDS ."
9. Another characteristic attributed to the ala is extreme voracity; in the Leskovac region, she was imagined as a monster with a huge mouth and a wooden spoon in her hand, with which she grabbed and devoured whatever came her way.
10. Syphilis is an extraordinary illness, she says, capable of afflicting the body and mind with such relentless, inventive voracity that it surely deserves more consideration in the analysis of a luminary's life than the footnoted references it generally receives.