Sometimes a lascivious voiceover will remark on her charms.
A tendency to drool lends it a lascivious element.
The first two Lovelace books, published in the 70s, were lascivious tales of her adventures as a "superfreak".
Though he could be lascivious in Secret Agent and Strange Cargo (1940) or erotically obsessed in Karl Freund's Mad Love (1935), onscreen sexlessness suited Lorre, who was rarely (if ever) allowed a successful romantic relationship.
Dangling above her is the Damoclean sword included in the bar's name: a silver shower nozzle, positioned to spray flesh-revealing water on a dancer below.Such gimmicks are common in Thamel's bars, where competition for lascivious males is fierce.
On July 6th he at last admitted that they had been having an affair.The result is the perfect Washington summer story, not only involving an infatuated young woman and a lascivious congressman who is "not a suspect" but also echoing the Lewinsky affair.
The vast majority, however, fall into two categories: tourist guidebooks and thin novels written by lascivious expatriate men, whose covers feature good-looking Thai women.
The calumnies heaped upon the Spaniards are suitably ancient (they are reputed, among other things, to be diseased, criminal and lascivious).
Its original purpose to screen women's hair, once considered a particularly sensual human feature, from the lascivious gaze of men has long been overlaid with political and feminist significance.
The group will remain chastely within its own walls, away from the lascivious attentions of Citi's investment bankers.In this section The Pitt and Webster show Bleak households Will the owners please stand up?
Throughout history slaves have often been considered to be stupid, uneducable, childlike, lazy, untruthful, untrustworthy, prone to drunkenness, idle, boorish, lascivious, licentious, and cowardly.
