Sentence examples for a sexually deviant from inspiring English sources

Yet Father McCormack told Mr. Pollard that his account lacked credibility, that "there is no sign that Father Rosenkranz is a sexually deviant personality," and that the priest had every right to remain in his parish, Mr. Pollard, who is today a Massachusetts child protective social worker, said in an interview.

People outside the subculture often assume that there is a sexually deviant aspect to the fandom.

Being a "sexually deviant" homosexual was bad enough worse, I thought, was that I was attracted to big, hairy men.

"There's an automatic stigma that comes with being labeled as a child pornographer, on a sexually deviant level," Rebecca says.

Booth highlights include Casey Kaplan's, which is presenting Matthew Brannon's works in a complex installation alluding to the story of a private detective (one suffering erectile dysfunction) chasing a sexually deviant dentist.

The concept of male-on-male child sexual abuse is seen as something that rarely happens; when it does, the perpetrator is often dismissed as a sexually deviant recluse.

When people think of a pederast or sexually deviant film director, they are likely to imagine Roman Polanski having sex with a 13-year-old or Woody Allen marrying his adopted daughter.

But he was told that the program's director, Andrés Hernández, had concluded that he made a poor candidate for treatment, because his records showed "an unwillingness to take responsibility for your sexually deviant behaviors," a common reason for rejection.

The difference in this case may be that while there is conclusive evidence that smoking tobacco gives you cancer, there's not much evidence that pornography is a health crisis producing sexually deviant children.

Based on the patient´s perspective, sexual fantasies and sexually deviant behavior was described excessively and in detail.

Recently, however, this view has come under challenge in the US among civil libertarians, feminists, and gay/lesbian theorists, many of whom have voiced concerns that the emphasis on curbing sexual conduct may penalize less mainstream workers who are viewed as sexually deviant such as sexual minorities, people of color, and working class men and women.