Sentence examples for account of lust from inspiring English sources
(This rationalisation for promiscuity is curiously little-used by the sex industry).Mr Blackburn's own sympathies lie with the account of lust given by Hobbes.
Mr. Belfort credits the book, which he first read in prison, with inspiring his own rollicking, often scabrous, account of his lusts and depredations on the fringes of Wall Street.
Meanwhile, businessman Tony launches matter-of-factly into a detailed account of his unassuageable lusts and Grant, a seemingly asexual therapist, casually describes his sadistic group experiments and acknowledges the universality of paedophiliac desire.
What the gods cannot be held responsible for is inflicting suffering in the theatre; and there is no need to blame them, because new company Temple Theatre are doing a good job all on their own in this earnest account of Queen Phaedra's lust for her stepson, Hippolytus.
Either way: the Auto-Tune adds a demented flutter to Vybz and Spice's desperate, deranged, driven-mad-by-lust account of what they want to do to each other and turns their back-and-forth into a duet between two angry, randy fire alarms.
But this wistful account of star-crossed, gender-crossing patterns of lust on a single eventful day sags and stumbles whenever it tries to weave its plot together.
In 1956, following the publicity around the release of Lust for Life, an elderly businessman called Rene Secretan came forward with an account of summer holidays in Auvers when he was 16.
They were objects of lust.
"More love than lust, but plenty of lust.
