Maybe it's envy, maybe it's a hunger for something new or maybe it's the arrogance that comes with success.

WSJ: The Backlash Against Barcelona

Titania sighed, wanting to run from the boy and his anxious, unhappy hunger, which had seemed to her, as the day dragged on, to represent, and then to become, a hunger for something besides food.

NEWYORKER: A Tiny Feast

"There's such a hunger across this country for something different, " he said.

CNN: Edwards: Optimistic message can beat Bush

There is a hunger on the right for something fresh and different.

BBC: Mitt won, but does he look like a winner?

This time around, there was so much hunger for a winner that Bush could actually hope to do something no one had ever managed before: sweep the money primary, the first big test of whom the insiders like, and pretty much coast through the ones that involve actual voters.

CNN: Who chose George?

The hunger for a winner was about the eternal appetite for access and power, but there may have been something else at work as well among Republicans who had come to view Clinton's presidency as fundamentally illegitimate.

CNN: Who chose George?

And I might add, I think it's a huge thing, and I think there is a hunger in America today, for us to have a sense of national community, to be involved in something that all of us can be proud of.

NPR: Former V.P. Candidate Edwards: Class and Katrina

"Whilst we in the Ulster Unionist Party would not have agreed with her on everything, particularly the Anglo-Irish Agreement, Northern Ireland has reason to be eternally grateful for her stance against terrorism, not least during the hunger-strikes when Northern Ireland was on the edge of something catastrophic, " he added.

BBC: Northern Ireland reacts to death of Baroness Thatcher