lustfulness

It was difficult for Karl himself to equate those feelings with anything but lustfulness.

He feels sickened by his lustfulness, yet can't help himself.

Sue gasped, but she returned the kiss with an equal helping of lustfulness.

How they can believe this, in face of the notorious lustfulness of sailors and soldiers, may well be asked.

To put an end to her lustfulness once and for all, he'd told her bluntly that he preferred boys.

This Sonnet provides a warning against lust and lists the consequences of giving in to lustfulness.

Are ye suffering a sudden attack of lustfulness?"

His favourite morsel was the human hand, of which he speaks to-day with an ill-favoured lustfulness.

Lustfulness was rising.

Miss Van Ark is as large as life and quite natural in her lustfulness, but she misses the character's unbridled possessiveness.

"Neither has yours," he replied courteously, "but I'm no insisting you expose it, Are ye suffering a sudden attack of lustfulness?"

Many were approached by it, and were terrified immoderately by the hideousness and lustfulness of its demeanor; but no one was ever touched.

By now, they will have heard that the reason they were withdrawn as Shakuntala's guards was because Venandakatra feared their lustfulness.

The holy water have they poisoned with their lustfulness; and when they called their filthy dreams delight, then poisoned they also the words.

Shaw saw her as a naughty child, while Boccaccio regarded her as an "insatiable woman" known "throughout the world for her greed, cruelty and lustfulness."

Serge Bramly states that "the fact that Leonardo warns against lustfulness certainly need not mean that he himself was chaste".

Anahata: lustfulness, fraudulence, indecision, repentance, hope, anxiety, longing, impartiality, arrogance, incompetency, discrimination and defiance.

Todros led a life of adventures, and "prosperous sensuality" and this sexual realism with some degree of lustfulness gets reflected in many of his poems.

Violations of this code include "adultery, being without natural affection, lustfulness, infidelity, incontinence, filthy communications, impurity, inordinate affection, fornication.

This was in contrast to the dominant perception among members of the middle and upper classes that women decided to become prostitutes because an innate lustfulness and sinful nature.

Gradually Mr. Havis weaves an intricate web of lustfulness and deceit, laying the groundwork for the expulsion from Eden.

They force themselves sweatily onward to self-defeating prodigies of lustfulness, and each month the bad news comes in a rush of blood: there will be no sibling this time.

Ms. Tom, last seen as a shy schoolgirl in Len Jenkin's "American Notes," convincingly switches signals to become a willing party to her brother-in-law's lustfulness.