Sentence examples for tale of lust from inspiring English sources
A standard tale of lust and deceit ensued.
Theirs was a tale of lust and degradation in Weimar Germany.
The complex relationships between these disparate individuals all become tied together in an intricate tale of lust, greed, and revenge.
Amiable is not a word traditionally associated with Shakespeare's tale of lust, death and sexual hypocrisy in nasty old Vienna.
In Series A of Marathon 2010, that jolt is provided by Robert Askins's "Matthew and the Pastor's Wife," a tasty tale of lust and salvation.
It is set in the Mennonite community of northern Mexico, and the characters in its tale of lust and agonizing choices are played by Mennonite nonactors.
More sex than the City girls, less desperate than the Housewives, the LA women return for more compelling tales of lust, loss and love.
Reunited for a new album, "Boo!" (Rykodisc), they're still twisting soul and funk behind their own tales of lust, larceny, murder and existential dread.
As if those elements weren't daunting enough, Ms. Parks has described "A" (accurately) as a "revenge tragedy," referring to the grisly tales of lust and carnage popular in the Jacobean era.
Benjamin Bagby, whose Lincoln Center Festival performances of "Beowulf" got a lot of attention in 1997, returns to tell "Viking Tales of Lust, Revenge and Family," dredging up ancient music from within himself.
But Michael's often sexually charged songs were more than simple tales of lust and longing; long after he had abandoned the heterosexual frisson of his early pop years Michael pushed public boundaries too.
