crave znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady crave

• According to this model of craving, these automatic drug use schemata consume cognitive processing capacity and, therefore, will adversely affect cognitive function.

• We welcome and crave your involvement, participation and views.

• As does everyone else, they crave dignity, respect, and a sense that their labor is valuable.

• What they detested above all was plutocracy, and they craved a world wherein industrialism and speculation were subordinate to vaguely-defined spiritual values.

• They are therefore insubstantial and non-corporeal when compared with the more substantial women they crave or the sweaty workers with whom they come into contact.

• For example, craving is a well-established phenomenological event, but there are no adequate depictions of craving in terms of other levels.

• In fact, quite the opposite was occurring: people craved information about the war.

• The transplanted youngster does not grow up craving a co-husband.