Sentence examples for sade in from inspiring English sources

Some, such as Femi and Sade in Beverley Naidoo's excellent The Other Side of Truth, have already experienced violence.

Cynthia Ozick takes tea with Henry James, Rebecca Miller visits the Marquis de Sade in the Bastille, and so on.

"I expect all memory of me shall fade out of the minds of all men," wrote Donatien Alphonse François de Sade in his last will and testament.

"She reminds me of Sade, in that she's very well respected among the more artistic music connoisseurs, but she's still a niche artist," he said.

And, because two is a curio and three is a trend, let's not forget Geoffrey Rush as a muckily irrepressible Marquis De Sade in Quills (2004).

WHEN Geoffrey Rush, playing the Marquis de Sade in "Quills," rips off his wig and costume in a moment of exasperation, he displays a presentable, even dashing, figure.

But in Sade, as in all perversion, and to a certain extent in the Kama Sutra – despite the declarations of liberty – there's no freedom for the participants to escape the limited repertoire of roles their fantasies assign them, or to be altered by one another.

In the Carnal Cabaret of Westminster (slogan "We Never Close"), right-wing toffs must act heartless, cynical and perverse: apprentice de Sades in their narcissistic quest for kicks.

To validate the effectiveness of MF-SADE in solving the proposed control chart design problem, an extensive comparison campaign involving four different metaheuristics from the relevant literature was arranged.

Other songs bring in Sade, Archie Shepp, Erykah Badu, Me'shell Ndegeocello, Bilal, Dead Prez and Djelimady Tounkara, the guitarist from Mali's Super Rail band.

For instance, 14 millimetres fell at Mashʾabe Sade, Israel, in only seven minutes on October 5, 1979, and in southwestern Madagascar the entire annual rainfall commonly occurs as heavy showers falling within a single month.