My appetite for volume one of this history, covering the previous three centuries, has been well and truly whetted.
It is, of course, impossible to do justice to a study of this scope in such a short review, but hopefully appetites will be whetted.
Thus, readers whose appetite has been whetted can easily pursue their investigations further.
The reader's appetite is whetted for a detailed symptomatic reading of this phenomenon.
The appetite of social and war historians and those who are interested in the relation between the national, the metropolitan, and the collectivity is whetted for the second volume.
We hope, however, we have whetted the reader's appetite by providing ample evidence of much that is central to political science on the agenda of economics.
Frankly, my appetite is being somewhat whetted by his argument.
I remember very well his last contribution, which whetted my appetite for what we should hear to-day.
