Sentence examples for rampant desire from inspiring English sources

It was a symptom of our patriarchal society and men's rampant desire for female flesh was to blame.

Over the past couple of years, Zuckerberg has made two big property purchases – last year he bought 750 acres of land on the north shore of Kauai in Hawaii for $100m, and in 2013 he bought the four properties surrounding his Palo Alto home – that seem to underline his rampant desire for privacy.

The removal of the apron and the vest has, in the imaginations of some of those watching her, removed all else besides, making of her movements a delicious spectacle — the young pilot is in a veritable fever of rampant desire; she must and will be his!

The removal of the apron and the vest has, in the imaginations of some of those watching her, removed all else besides, making of her movements a delicious spectacle the young pilot is in a veritable fever of rampant desire; she must and will be his!—though for the Deputy Minister such unholy visions, rising unbidden, are more torment than pleasure.

Theirs is an all out frenzy of industry, a rampant desire to assume economic primacy in the world.

Peter Galison shows us that the tax incentives and the lessons of Schweinfurt in Germany and Hiroshima and Nagasaki were more responsible for post-war suburbanization than the rampant desire for more consumer goods like single-detached houses, cars, or washing machines.

I sympathise with any woman who, after putting up with this, is disinclined to surrender to rampant male desire.

In one brisk paragraph, Darnton lays out all the elements we're meant to dislike or fear -- computers altering human genetics; rampant ambition; a desire for grant money; and a cold indifference to the soul of the patient.

Then there's the movie about desire run rampant, "Crazy, Stupid, Love" — and that's another post.

Then there's the movie about desire run rampant, "Crazy, Stupid, Love"—and that's another post.

But, while desire runs rampant through "Arcadia," there is no passion; people screw, but less to connect than to generate even more witty material.