Sentence examples for arousing changes from inspiring English sources

Also, it's subjectively difficult to say what distinguishes the "erotic" from the purely pedestrian: although Webster's defines the word as "of or arousing sexual feelings or desires," what, exactly, is deemed arousing changes from year to year, if not from moment to moment.

At a simple level the worm's response to 21% oxygen resembles the response of a mammal to a dangerous environment: both become more aroused, change how they respond to other sensory cues, and adapt both their bodies and behavior.

The Finnish study found that gentle stroking – which was not in sexually arousing areas – changed levels of opioid brain chemicals which work behind the scenes to form lasting bonds in animals.

The papers cited above have generally examined average changes in arousing experimental conditions, controlling for baseline activity levels on a per-individual basis.

Kenneth Clark's failure to stick to his own definition of the nude – he says that nudes must be arousing, then appears to change his mind – may not be "mere inattentiveness", Malcolm argues, but "a signaling of his recognition that the subject is more unruly and complex than he anticipated and than his sleek treatise can handle".

"When males get sexually aroused, their penis changes in volume and size.

It is assumed that the slight differences arouse from changes in chain mobility, but not from interaction between the functional groups of PDA-TiNT with PPO which is in accordance with the FTIR results.

The preface by Tsurayuki, the oldest work of sustained prose in kana, enumerated the circumstances that move men to write poetry; he believed that melancholy, whether aroused by a change in the seasons or by a glimpse of white hairs reflected in a mirror, provided a more congenial mood for writing poetry than the harsher emotions treated in the earlier, pre-kana anthology Man'yōshū.

Bolzano's subjective intuitions are just ideas of the immediate effect of an external object on our sensibility; they represent the change aroused in ourselves on that occasion.

To avoid arousing suspicion, UBS employees routinely made small changes to submissions, the complaint detailed.

Alternatively, adding highly arousing, pleasant (erotic) images to NAPS might change the distribution of ratings in the affective space.