consumed

In many ways, nature became Tanton’s religion, and the mission to protect it consumed him.

A new study by Northeastern University researcher John Wihbey shows that Democratic voters consumed more news media than Republicans, but Republicans often turned to "friends and family" for facts instead.

At long last, America has arrived at the final chapter of the seemingly endless 2024 presidential campaign, which in some broader historical sense has consumed most of the past decade.

His thoughts are consumed, he says, by “Luck and Strange,” for which he recruited a producer, Charlie Andrew, with no deep affinity for Pink Floyd’s classic material.

“This is someone who is unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with grievance and out for unchecked power.”