Sentence examples for blind lust from inspiring English sources
She turns to the companionship of literature and "a blind lust for the written word".
With the songs "Black Boys" and "White Boys," paeans to the beauty of the opposite race, audiences were stunned into acknowledging their taboos — and their blind lust.
Far from tapping into its connotations of anger or blind lust, he and the likes of Issey Miyake have celebrated it as a mood-lifter, a heightened state of emotion, clinically proven to enhance our ability to take in detail.
Roberts's fans may claim to be reading "Northern Lights" to find out whodunit, but they're keeping the lights on late for the promise of heaving bosoms and consciousness-altering orgasms: "It swept through him in a rush, all the needs, the desperation, the frantic urges that coalesced into blind lust.
Preminger offers an unsparing view of war and its overturning of the natural order, as the young die and the old grieve, romance yields to blind lust, and soldiers wounded in body and in soul find victorious battle as tragic as defeat.
Their blind lust for revenge made them easy marks.
Just as people can be blinded by lust, they can be blinded by selfishness.
All My Sons by Arthur Miller is a play set during the second world war, and is about a successful businessman, Joe Keller, who has failed to fulfil his social obligations and has failed to recognise the role of society after he is blinded by lust for money during the war.
In a world that has been blinded by lust for power, material gain, and prestige, people of faith need to stand together to defend and promote what all religious traditions hold as the highest human--and divine--values.
In a news conference, the spokesman, Sherif Shawky, said the world had seen the "organized terrorism and sinful aggressions on the citizens" by a "small faction that lost its mind and was blinded by the lust for power, and the dreams of coming back".
