lose one's appetite

He clearly has not lost his appetite for physical play.

In all truth, she seemed to have lost her appetite.

But these members of Congress have not lost their appetite for power.

Why couldn't she have lost her appetite just that once?

The food had been good but he'd suddenly lost his appetite.

Those who knew him say Rich never lost his appetite for a deal.

I knew the feeling, though love had never made me lose my appetite.

She, on the other hand, was about to lose her appetite.

I lost my appetite for a while, along with half a stone.

In the spring of 2000, however, John started to lose his appetite.

Of course, not all investors have lost their appetite for risk.

If you've now lost your appetite you are in the minority.

He's since left the army to teach history, so I think he must have lost his appetite for war.

Losing an appetite, only to have it come back later.

Richard was losing his appetite, but he had to ask.

It will go something like this: He'll lose his appetite first.

Some of those facts might make you lose your appetite.

Frankly, I've lost my appetite for making love with you.

I lost my appetite, and ceased to take an interest in anything.

But he had lost his appetite and was far too sad to eat.

Hearing that story, I should have totally lost my appetite.

Average citizens also seem to be losing their appetite for it.

That was easy for Laura, as she'd lost her appetite.

By the turn of the century, they still had not lost their appetite for touring.