Amorous In A Sentence

Definition of Amorous

• There was something physically nauseating to her in those amorous echoes from the tonneau.
• The display of amorous emotion on the part of both was too open to escape notice.
• And she was handsome and in the prime of her youth; and she was amorous and bent on frolicking.
• Thus do the amorous insects declare their flame and win the consent of the hesitating fair.
• Susceptible from his tender youth, he showed no ambition in the bestowal of his amorous homage.
• I knew very well what to think of it all, for the intrigue was sure to have an amorous issue.
• This is the fatal condition of his love: apparently a characteristic of amorous dukes.
• Yes... but an amorous intrigue in this part of the world can have terrible consequences.
• Men by nature love virtue, and for a life companion naturally shun an amorous woman.
• She soon came down with the pretty boarder, who feebly sustained my part in her amorous ecstacies.
• She carries with her a delicious atmosphere of intoxication, victorious, amorous youth.
• The jungle reverberates with their cries of rage, jealousy, and amorous delight.
• The poor lady presents us with chunks of meat and informs us that they are amorous men and women.
• They spoke in low tones, lovers and amorous lovers even in the middle of humdrum confidences.
• They give way to melancholy, indulge in amorous rhapsodies, and become very emaciated.
• And the amorous tale that awakes the ideas of twenty five, lulls old age to sleep.

• It made her amorous and malignant.
• Where browsed the amorous fillies.
• Why is the lady bikist of an amorous disposition?
• And the amorous deep lids divine.
• He even wrote her amorous letters.
• They are as amorous of glaring colours as negresses.
• Who minds such thing in happy amorous hour?
• And amorous zephyr, lo!
• She paused to fling an amorous glance upon him.
• Such force and virtue hath an amorous look.
• It is more than amorous fury, it is desperate lust.
• Snatches a thousand kisses, in amorous extasy biting.
• His constitutional amorous propensities, too, are fiction.
• These oily and amorous monks of the Wey.
• In this stilted and amorous atmosphere, Mme.
• With her amorous boy, Cries, dear sir!
• But in the midst of our amorous occupations we were called to dinner.
• He is the god of sudden death; he is amorous and revengeful.
• In the mornings he always got up somewhat less amorous than in the evening.
• Indeed, the idea of the amorous serenader continually haunted his mind.
• Needless to say, the terrace was much frequented by amorous couples.
• Hence very amorous men prefer quiet, modest and reserved women.
• The philosopher cricket continues his song, the amorous toad his poem.
• At such times its long-drawn note or whistle becomes a rich, amorous warble.