Sentence examples for with the lust from inspiring English sources

Then: "I hear the crunch of the tender bones and the skull, bone still warm with the lust of the young creature's life.

They deal in heartland populism — an "Everyday America" where "everybody's dreaming big but everybody's just getting by" — along with the lust and romance of songs like "Want To".

She orders a martini and a bacon sandwich and once these arrive she sets on them with the lust of the truly exhausted.

There must be some sort of self-destructive impulse that went along with the lust for glory.That's what Charlie had been doing in his 20s and early 30s, when he'd served his time on the locals before moving to London and the dream job on the Post.

In earlier times, at least, it was fought with bravery and honor rather than with the lust for killing that nowadays prevails.

Break thou the spell of the enchantments that make the nations drunk with the lust of battle and draw them on as willing tools of death.

Some scenes the savage beating endured by Marie, the lingering descriptions of girls dressing and undressing, Hilary's smouldering sexuality may, Booth asserts, be written with "the lusts of the male heterosexual gaze" in mind but, he continues, the reader looking for explicit pornography will be disappointed.

"You see it most clearly with films in the lust to be able to put at the end of the film, 'This is a true story,' " he said.

i'm too over/underwhelmed tonight by digital graphs stained with blood, portraying the lust for white supremacy in america.

It's worth mentioning that Rohmer's taut, precise style seems a membrane under high tension; with a single prick, the lust kept under pressure would spew out with violence.

La Ville (published 1890), L'Echange (written 1893), and Le Repos du septième jour (written 1896) all portray heroes burning with all the lusts of the flesh: pride, greed, ambition, violence, and passion.