Sentence examples for flame of desire from inspiring English sources
'flame of desire' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is most often used to express a strong and passionate emotion or attraction. For example, "He was overwhelmed by a flame of desire when he saw her."
IT happened only once, but once was enough to fan a flame of desire that has burned ever since.
A particularly sizable specialty, Dragon in the Flame of Desire, comes from a yak and is served whole — and, on request, flambéed.
It can take some effort — and perhaps a lock on the bedroom door and background music — to reduce the risk of distractions that blunt the flame of desire.
It might have been heatstroke, the unfocused flame of desire for a name in a book, a face on the screen, the anonymous object of love.
"It is the flame of desire and love, of sex and beauty, of pleasure and joy as we consume and are consumed, as we burn with pleasure and burn out in time".
In The Dull Flame of Desire, Antony Hegarty and Björk morph into one face: both strong, vulnerable feminists who are superimposed into a single person.
In their latest show, Flames of Desire, Tango Fire just dance, which is drama enough.
Tango Fire presents "Flames of Desire," a journey through the history of tango.
In the days before penicillin, religious and political leaders spoke of the "spiritual value of syphilis" as a means of controlling the flames of desire.
We are the flame of our desire, the dreamers of our dreams, the explorers of our world, and the artists, composers, musicians and conductors of this wonderful symphony we each call our life.
