| It felt nice to be lusted after, to be an object of affection, but she still could not shake her fear of being loved. |
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| Because they're distrusted by wives and lusted after by husbands, single moms are usually pariahs. |
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| I undressed them with my eyes, the girls that I met, I lusted after them with my thoughts. |
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| And Mara will of course seduce this one because she has lusted after him forever. |
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| Cinderella thought it was great to be desired and lusted after and said as much to her Mommie Dearest. |
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| I could give sex-me-up-eyes but the boys I lusted after were the aloof ones. |
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| President Polk during his presidency lusted for more land than the country had ever before controlled. |
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| For the Enlightenment crowd who lusted for the allure of certainty, Wesley became a fascinating voice. |
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| He lusted after the headlines, and hoped strong-arm tactics would coerce settlements. |
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| Jones, though in death, would finally experience the glory and honor he had so lusted for in life. |
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| Mobile phone companies and other would-be users of wireless spectrum have long lusted after television's empty airwaves. |
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| Since then, the diamond has been lusted after by its owners, who have been hypnotised by its value and status. |
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| During his incarnation as the country's most rock and roll stand-up, I lusted after him. |
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| A flame of passion burned within me at his touch, and I only lusted more. |
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| On the night of their wedding, January lusted after his new wife, May, believing his forceful actions to be justified because of their ceremonious union. |
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| The troubling fact is that a successful, ubiquitously published and clearly-credited piece of design can quickly become an artifact to be lusted after by hungry practitioners. |
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| So you remove a lot of stuff from the list that you lusted for. |
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| The original came in for some heavy criticism for its depiction of women – as vixens, vamps, prostitutes and, more broadly, male fantasy objects – idealised, lusted after but in no way respected. |
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| These frequencies, along with other UHF and VHF parts of the spectrum used by analogue television, are now to be vacated. The mobile-phone companies have lusted after the 700 MHz frequencies in particular. |
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| The rest of the book, set in an unlikely Aztec jungle, was mainly astonishing for repetitious misogyny, as the heroine, Eden, lusted brainlessly after her erstwhile boss, and half-mutated into a jaguar. |
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