IT happened only once, but once was enough to fan a flame of desire that has burned ever since.
The genre depends on tidy mathematics, a calculus of desire that produces the same result every time.
At first, they were purely sexual he'd remember Rachel's smell and feel a jolt of desire that made him lightheaded.
The dancer lip-syncs songs of desire that often cross the line from the romantic to the erotic.
Another approach, then, is to replace some of the hormones associated with a lack of desire that are lost during ageing.
They can be beautiful objects of desire that don't need much help, but this one was so intricate and had so many steps and components.
And in the 18th century, French high society became intensely amorous, a culture of desire that is gloriously immortalised in the art of Watteau and Fragonard.
The challenge for Cook and Flower is to find the levels of desire that were present when Strauss and Flower took charge in 2009.
That, in turn, is as it should be for a putative Shakespearean "comedy" about the workings of desire that has rarely seemed quite so dark.
"To have that kind of desire, that kind of preparation, in really making the most of a pitcher — it's invaluable," Farrell said.
They can also help when people have what they believe to be an excess of desire that is causing significant life problems.
