Sentence examples for a tumescent state from inspiring English sources
Less physically abusive is the segment in which Mr. Knoxville puts a rubber penis in his pants and proceeds to traverse the highways and byways of greater Los Angeles in a happy-go-lucky way, and in what appears to be a tumescent state.
Strauss went under deep cover among them, emerging with a tumescent fanbase.
The seat pillar descends like a tumescent teenager hearing his mother's hand on the bedroom doorknob.
This comically exaggerated figure, with bulging tennis-ball eyes, a tumescent nose and a plumed gladiator helmet, is as coarse as "Head of a Woman" is sleek.
At the first read-through of "The American Dream" (1961), Albee told its female star that her character was a "tumescent monster"; she quit the play that afternoon and refused even to take the director's phone calls.
Certainly the labour is evident: Twin LED candy canes and a battery of phosphorescent gumdrops flank the cable-strewn stage, as above looms what is quite unmistakably a tumescent light-up phallus, glittering with sublimated delight.
Images like his "Baigneuse" (1928), a fleshy, tumescent blob reclining on a beach, resemble traditional anamorphic distortions though they cannot be "corrected" from any viewpoint.
"The Russian state is a criminal state.
