Sentence examples for real lust from inspiring English sources
A real lust for life was something we always had in common.
Javier Bardem's Arenas has his first sexual experience with a man after gazing at his typewriter, the real lust object.
And it is plausible that a real lust to attack art is gripping people who have noticed the sheer publicity it can bring to what might otherwise be lost causes.
Real lust occurs when there is perfect polar alignment between masculine and feminine opposites.
Lysias' real lusts -- for self-aggrandizement and monetary gain -- disregard the development of the soul of the youth.
Abhishek Bachchan and John Abraham are the unembarrassed A-listers who play Sameer and Kunal, a nurse and photographer thrown together by real estate lust.
Given the obsessions of the Hamptons -- finding peace of mind and having the money to buy it -- this roadside center of tranquillity is a sure-fire inspirer of real estate lust.
It was sheer lack of planning, and a bit of real estate lust, that led a pair of French-trained chefs to establish their country-French bistro in this exurb of Phoenix, where chain restaurants dominate and residents balk at $22 entrees.
The setting, however -- a stage decorated with banged-up filing cabinets and other detritus from the set of "Gatz" -- was more evocative of a dingy East Village rent-stabilized apartment around 1978, and it took less than 10 minutes for the conversation to turn to real estate lust.
The setting, however — a stage haphazardly decorated with banged-up filing cabinets and other detritus from the set of "Gatz" — was more evocative of a dingy East Village rent-stabilized apartment circa 1978, and it took less than 10 minutes for the conversation to turn to real estate lust.
I'll never forget how disappointing my friend the writer Anatole Broyard (who, I realize in hindsight, suffered from a precursory case of Real Estate Lust) found my parents' apartment when he paid me a visit there one Saturday afternoon while I was recuperating from an illness.
