Sentence examples for physical lust from inspiring English sources

"Eclipse," the middle installment — Stephenie Meyer's four books will be made into five movies — raises the level of romantic intensity considerably, and also nudges Bella's heretofore somewhat abstract longings decisively in the direction of physical lust.

As Sookee and Hideko try to deceive each other, they work themselves into a position to be vulnerable; their role play ends up activating reserves of emotional instinct and physical lust.

He explained that when he met Ron, the photographer of amputees, and his girlfriend Laura, who had lost both her legs in a car accident, he felt something "intense in the way that that physical lust was highlighted in a way that was uncomfortable in the extreme and that brought that lust to the fore".

In keeping with the Platonic model of a mutual and equal relationship, Symonds's ideal of Greek love cannot be reconciled with the fleeting and purely physical lust for a boy, who is too young to benefit intellectually from the formative influence of an older partner.

Both men struggled with their religious faith and physical desires, their lust for power and charitable inclinations.

The same happens early in Brett's relationship with May, when Brett mistakes her physical affection for lust and crudely gropes her.

The festival's opening film, Nobody Wants the Night, starring Juliette Binoche, set the scene last week for a lineup saucily laced with a revisionist approach to the conventions of presenting physical love and lust on screen.

In her songs and videos the repertory is much wider: rage and hunger; sheer athletic joy; easygoing, self-confident lust; physical insecurity (one of her English lyrics memorably makes use of the phrase "lose those pounds," and elsewhere she sings of her "humble breasts"); and an acute sense of the physical and mental pain of attraction.

In our world, too, it is not so much physical craving as lust for power that motivates the greed, ill will and delusion now endangering the earth and our societies.

It then allows you to send them a customizable e-card to explain in raw, honest prose how lonely you feel lusting for physical objects, but how it's easier than having your heart broken again, in a hundred and forty characters or less.

Third, there's something implicitly sexual in the two men's bond, a subordinated lust in their physical rowdiness.