Meanings of most voracious in English

This was evidently a balance-fish-themost voracious of all the SQUALIDAE species.

The fact is, I have a most voracious appetite for knowledge.

She spoke with difficulty in a deep voice; she had a most voracious appetite.

The most voracious, perhaps, that the world has ever known.

Other notes, arranged in a running commentary, will certainly satisfy the most voracious reader.

They are active all the year round but are at their most voracious in summer.

They're the most voracious readers that I know of.

A most voracious wolf, this same Public Charity, and blessed with the digestion of an ostrich.

We are the most careless readers in the world; but also the most voracious and the most catholic.

They have great strong teeth, bigger than a shark's, and are the most voracious fish I ever saw.

Rock-codlings and flounders appeared the most voracious, and occasionally a skate or long-legged crab came struggling to the surface.

Do you know, Rosamund"-hereIrene linked her thin, almost steel-likelittle hand inside Rosamund's arm-"thatI am a most voracious reader?

Although over the years he would become one of my most voracious critics, he serves today in my administration as my national security advisor.

He revealed a candidate for a leader with the most voracious sexual appetite in history, the often-forgotten Alexander II, a contemporary of Queen Victoria.

There was at that time an Egyptian of a most voracious appetite, who would digest raw flesh, or any thing else that was given him.

In this, he is symptomatic of a wider left that calls itself "anti-imperialist" but has nothing to say about Eurasia's most voracious imperial power.