While some may revel in a slick, passing game, others will lust for the cold-bloodedness of a well-executed counter-attacking game, or want to see a defensive tactical plan come to fruition.
For her, fiftysomething, once a writer, life has not so much passed her by as been expended (I will not say wasted) on lusts and passing fancies: self-indulgence may be the better term.
CNN went after the story like a crazed spaniel lusting for a passing car, and Fox News and Reuters lapsed into lemming mode, quickly issuing reports of their own, citing the CNN breaking news.
It is also true that whoever plays this character needs the stamina and breath control of Wagner's Brünnhilde to get through Maggie's protracted opening aria of lust and lamentation without passing out.
This is because the three-part formula of lust, laughter and loyalty is one in which you can only return from one end of the equation to the other by passing through the middle term.
Delight, wonder, lust, awe — all passed, as evanescent as time, through their bodies.
Her sympathetic psychiatrist (Jude Law) tries to figure out what happened, and by the time he does the context of the crime has passed from corporate conspiracy to everyday lust and greed.
But there's little doubt that this was the most carnal of victories – carnal because it was a pure product of desire, an achievement so driven by lust it could easily pass as a Pedro Almodovar film ("La Revancha: Los Ashes").
And so people are inspired again and again to try and pass directly back from loyalty back to lust - to relight or rekindle a marriage with the old passion.
At the same time, what passes for radical at many universities today notably their lust after massively open online courses and other uses of educational technology isn't at all what Olin officials have in mind.
