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I could see myself only raging through life without end like one of Nietzsche's blond beasts, lustfully roving and conquering by sheer superiority and strength.

HOW I BECAME A SOCIALIST 2010

The same God that said thou shall not commit adultery also said thou shall look at a woman lustfully.

Vitter defends Southern influence in GOP, slams Voinovich 2009

Unceremoniously walking up to Stefàn and grabbing him from behind, she wrapped her arms around his waist in a possessive manner and lustfully stuck her tongue in his ear.

Who Said It Would Be Easy Cheryl Faye 2011

Nina's unstable, domineering mother Barbara Hershey, a former dancer who never made it beyond the corps, wavers between overbearing concern, vicarious arousal, and Münchausen syndrome by proxy; even she seems to want to get into the sick S&M game, demanding a little too lustfully to Nina, "Take off your shirt!" so that she can inspect her daughter for self-inflicted wounds.

Rob Kirkpatrick: Burlesque and Black Swan: The Showgirls of Burlesque vs. the Showgirls of Ballet? Rob Kirkpatrick 2011

Unceremoniously walking up to Stefàn and grabbing him from behind, she wrapped her arms around his waist in a possessive manner and lustfully stuck her tongue in his ear.

Who Said It Would Be Easy Cheryl Faye 2011

She harshly rolled her big bubble eyes at a couple of brothers who were staring lustfully in our direction.

Show Stoppah Thomas Slater 2011

But Fang is schooled not only for survival; he also lustfully relishes the idea of finding meat and of battling with the birds.

Le Milieu, Le Moment, La Race: Literary Naturalism in Jack London's White Fang 2010

She plucked a chocolate and held it between her lips, closing her eyes and moaning so lustfully, the three boys widened their own eyes and shifted about as though they were in torment.

Olivia V.C.Andrews 2011

I could see myself only raging through life without end like one of Nietzsche's blond beasts, lustfully roving and conquering by sheer superiority and strength.

How I Became a Socialist 2010

Nina's unstable, domineering mother Barbara Hershey, a former dancer who never made it beyond the corps, wavers between overbearing concern, vicarious arousal, and Münchausen syndrome by proxy; even she seems to want to get into the sick S&M game, demanding a little too lustfully to Nina, "Take off your shirt!" so that she can inspect her daughter for self-inflicted wounds.

Rob Kirkpatrick: Burlesque and Black Swan: The Showgirls of Burlesque vs. the Showgirls of Ballet? Rob Kirkpatrick 2011