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1
I should either have been degraded, or rendered
more
amorous
,
and all for nothing.
2
He still loves you, but he's still
more
amorous
of inheriting from his wife.
3
Not Baudelaire was
more
amorous
of corruption; not Poe was more spellbound by the scent of graveyard earth.
4
We rose with the light; but surely no two were ever
more
amorous
,
or more delighted with each other.
5
In the
more
amorous
moments, it was possible to find grown men throwing rose petals to Jose Mourinho from the stands.
6
We've also seen couples going at it, weaving as they scream at each other (or preoccupied with
more
amorous
business).
7
And as night drew on the music was surely
more
amorous
,
and I seemed to see Oreïda drawing near over the sands.
8
In the
more
amorous
moments, it was possible to find grown men in José Mourinho masks throwing rose petals from from the stands.
9
He was good looking, possessed an irresistible charm of manner, and was the hero of
more
amorous
successes than he could well remember.
10
It is impossible for a man to be
more
amorous
than the Duke is of Craon (19th of April, 1718).
11
-Oldmen are always
more
amorous
than the young ones, you will see, you will see.
12
"She was much
more
amorous
than you."
more
amorous
more