Sentence examples for make lust from inspiring English sources

With the caveat that the word is often cheatingly used in such a way as to make lust wicked merely by definition (the Oxford English Dictionary calls it a "degrading animal passion"), it is hard not to be seduced by Mr Blackburn's sweet reasonableness.So what is lust?

As the title character, Albert Finney, 27 years old at the time, makes lust look so wholesome.

Meanwhile, Minnelli's mind had been on making Lust for Life (1956), a biography of the tormented artist Vincent van Gogh (Douglas).

Making "Lust, Caution," with its graphic sex scenes, along with his giving upward of 50 interviews daily, had been so exhausting, he said, that he didn't want to discuss the film.

As with the Wife of Bath, Chaucer might be trying to warn us about the perils of mortal sin, but ends up making lust seem like way too much fun. 5. Henry Crawford in Mansfield Park by Jane Austen Is it just me, or does anyone else think that Austen's villains are the only characters who would be fun in bed?

I'd just made Lust for Life, and I was about to tour behind it and was stuck with this standard American baseball-cap-wearing road crew.

Entre Las Paredes is the catchiest tune of the bunch and will probably make you lust for new material from Los Pepiniyoz.

The film was said to be skeptical of capitalist consumerism; the gadgets in Zorg's office make his lust for technology look like a fetish.

Being unavailable welcomes a whole handful of stronger, deeper connections than the ones you'd make if lust consistently reared its little head.

It will make him lust after you until he can get his hands on you.

Nothing wrong with that, per se, but it does make the lust-crazed screams of the Mayniacs, and the pile of confiscated cardboard "We Love You!" signs in the foyer of the Dome, all the more baffling.