Sentence examples for construct of sexual from inspiring English sources

Our development work [ 5] suggested that the construct of sexual function is as much relational and psychological as it is biomedical, and so the avoidance of a clinical diagnosis may be seen as an advantage.

It's like those rowdy women you see at a male strip club -- it's almost like they're acting out some male construct of what sexual desire is supposed to look like.

This was linked to socially constructed views of sexual intimacy and the difficulties of balancing between HIV prevention and child bearing aspirations.

While these tales may entertain, even titillate, a 21st-century audience, they do not distract from the fact that the ancient Olympic Games were a celebration of physical (and intellectual) perfection undisturbed by artificial constructs of sexual orientation.

Another challenge in communicating about the potential of pleasure in sexual health promotion is the lack of existing indicators for measuring constructs of sexual pleasure [ 48].

Advocacy to challenge the sex-negative approach has come largely from proponents of comprehensive sexuality education, and more recently from organisations promoting the eroticisation of safer sex or the incorporation of constructs of sexual pleasure in interventions, especially in the context of HIV prevention.

For example, Item 12 is hypothesized to load onto the Sexual subscale and also the general construct of HRQOL in IBS.

Given the specific focus on liberation integral to existentialist phenomenology, and given that existentialist phenomenology is bound up with hermeneutic phenomenology and phenomenology of the body, it is not surprising that a major debate within continental feminist thought is how to construct a positive notion of sexual and racial identity.

He "criticized Freud and other theorists for projecting male constructs of sexuality onto women" and "viewed the clitoris as the main center of sexual response".

Belinda Blinked follows the titular businesswoman – who works in the "pots and pans" industry – as she enacts the shoddily constructed sexual fantasies of a 60-year-old man.

As stigma is a socially constructed concept, it would follow that stigma related to sexual behaviours and sexually transmitted infections would carry with it many of the gender-based morals that are entrenched in social constructs of sexuality.