| Certainly Charlotte, whose lustiness the actress clearly embraced, is new for her screen image. |
| While the lustiness of the French is loudly proclaimed, the feeling of the English is quieter and stranger, but stronger. |
| Their latest effort, from the 2003 vintage, underscores the status of this wine as an inspiration to drinkers for its sheer lustiness and sense of abandon. |
| At the now legendary screening, it was greeted with a standing ovation of unprecedented length and lustiness. |
| A certain lustiness, a certain appetite for the pleasures of life, is an attractive, human quality. |
| And, until she died, that was all poor doggie knew of the lustiness of life. |
