| It's a deep fear and a sort of intellectual concupiscence since it's easy for me to believe, despite the promises of Christ. |
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| But sin, taking occasion by the Commandment, wrought in me all manner of concupiscence. |
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| Her eyes were wild with concupiscence, and her hair spilled around them like a screen of privacy. |
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| I find it wonderful to consider, from times so long ago, the envy of Cain, the concupiscence of Delilah, the fidelity and failure of Lot. |
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| And what could be more objectifying of women than speaking as though birth control were something that only served male concupiscence? |
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| Marvell attacks the concupiscence of the King's mistress, Lady Castlemaine, twice in Last Instructions to a Painter. |
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| The struggle against such concupiscence entails purifying the heart and practicing the virtue of temperance. |
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| In fact, because of original sin, man's reason has been obscured, and his will is wounded by concupiscence. |
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| Hermes, with the petasus on his head, in a threatening attitude and with clenched fists, seems animated by a violent passion of anger or concupiscence. |
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| The ninth commandment requires that one overcome carnal concupiscence in thought and in desire. |
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| A Friend of the Cross is an all-powerful king, a champion who triumphs over the devil, the world and the flesh in their three-fold concupiscence. |
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| Original Sin and concupiscence affect the other original experiences. |
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| He has taken into himself our wealth, our concupiscence, all the sins of the world that we had accumulated, and returned with them to the world, that we might be made righteous in the eyes of God. |
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| At the association, Fleur observes chicanery and concupiscence at close range, but seems less distressed by its director's inclination to blackmail than by his preference for fact over fiction: What is truth? |
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| As Walter John Harmon took our evil unto himself, we had emerged newborn, with our addictions, our concupiscence, and our depthless greed lifted from us. |
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| Of man dominated by concupiscence or of man redeemed by Christ? |
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| When they realize their concupiscence won't be satisfied, they leave. |
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| I refuse, anyway, to show the Italian family where the shop is on the grounds that their daughters should not be encouraged in their avidity, their conventionality, and their Grazia-driven concupiscence. |
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| Thus, there, in that delectable mansion, accompanied with his beauties, he lurked in secrecy for the Grail Knights in order to drag them into concupiscence, which inevitably conduces people towards the infernal worlds. |
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| Here, as a relief from all this exhibition's sweatiness, is dusky shadow, which acts as a poignant foil to the knocking shop in which the scene of concupiscence takes place. |
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