But under the tutelage of the concupiscent Dick Morris, he became completely reactive, learning to mirror the mood of the country, and to back issues that would appeal to the most people in the most important groups.
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Missing from Vanity Fair was Lisa Yuskavage, whose paintings of weirdly distorted, concupiscent female adolescents have attracted a lot of attention but who lacks the sylphlike form of Brown and Essenhigh or Justine Kurland and the other women in the Harper's Bazaar spread.
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The Modena accelerates, brakes and corners harder than the F355 . It is even more savagely beautiful, more sullen and sloe-eyed, menacing and concupiscent _ qualities the more surprising if you consider that the styling was largely dictated by the blind eye of aerodynamics.
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Michael Chabon's 1995 novel, " Wonder Boys, " chronicles a hectic weekend in the life of Grady Tripp, a frustrated, concupiscent college teacher mired in at least three ill-starred relationships : to marijuana, to his elephantine unfinished manuscript and to the wife of his department chairman.
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The Charioteer represents intellect, reason, or the part of the soul that must guide the soul to truth; one horse represents rational or moral impulse or the positive part of passionate nature ( e . g ., righteous indignation ); while the other represents the soul's irrational passions, appetites, or concupiscent nature.
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He also notes that, stylistically, " Sub flamura roie " is a failure : " [ Theodorescu ] has made pointless efforts to pour in all sorts of adjectives and belabored expressions, with convoluted phrases, bizarre neologisms and with risky images and comparisons that defy common sense and wear out the most benevolent of his patient readers . " As Crohmlniceanu notes, the " concupiscent " imagery adds a " sensationalist tint ".
