Sentence examples for lust from from inspiring English sources

Jane struggles to untangle feelings of lust from feelings of love.

As married people do, they cross and recross the borders dividing privacy from intimacy, independence from codependency, lust from boredom.

I could no longer just lust from afar over the new G8 GXP with its Corvette engine, stick shift, hood scoops and spacious seating for five.

ROUSH MUSTANG 380R -- Jack Roush's cars have been described by BestStuff.com as "sparking more lust from adolescent boys than an Angelina Jolie poster".

"I've had blood lust from the very beginning," said Jackie Bayks, 38, a lawyer who has been unable to return to her apartment in Battery Park City.

(I also adore their music; I've never known which came first, or even if you can separate the lust from the love).

The soul, in the course of its fall through the planetary spheres, was thought to acquire the qualities of the planets: sloth from Saturn, combativeness from Mars, lust for power from Jupiter, voluptuousness from Venus, greed from Mercury.

The machinations result from his family members' lust for power, from their fear of losing power, from their jealousies, and from the innate cruelty and depravity of the insane Caligula.

Eyeing the dessert menu, Ms. Thiessen chatted about all kinds of food lusts, from Mexican ("It's gooey, it's fattening and it's good") to chocolate ("I kind of took up sugar for a while").

Xan is married to Russia, his second wife, and while he tries to be a good father to their children he's racked by dark lusts from his reptilian brainstem -- for other women, for strong sensations generally and for violent dominance over other men.

The protesters have it wrong: this war campaign does not emanate from oil lust or from colonialist appetite.