Sentence examples for force of desire from inspiring English sources

Love ensues: Walter and Laura are swept up by the force of desire.

Rembrandt confronts the beholder with the force of desire and the terror of god.

For Obermann there is only the force of desire and the desolation of defeat.

"I love people with extreme desires," he continued, "and this is what marks them out, this force of desire, this wish for freedom".

In previous plays like "Four" and "Where Do We Live" Mr. Shinn has written with exemplary sensitivity about young men and women first encountering the turbulent, destabilizing force of desire.

In the wry context of tweaked myths, Gomes mines human-interest stories for their authentic human interest, finding high drama in intimate conflicts sparked by unemployment or cuts in social services, by twists of temperament or the force of desire.

But it also seems that the movie's main source of energy lies elsewhere, in the electromagnetic forces of desire, jealousy, violence and cinema itself.

Titchner seems rationalist compared with Warren because her sculpture allows itself to be shaped by the uncontrolled forces of desire to which he merely alludes.

Looked at a certain way, "Romeo and Juliet" is a movie, or structured like one: in a series of relatively swift and visually sensational sequences, two bodies are joined together and torn apart by the exciting forces of desire, animosity, and love.

But in Bacon, these are vectors of force, arrows of desire.

"The film understands the sheer, brutal force of human desire".