Sentence examples for develop a sexual from inspiring English sources

There are many reasons children and youth may develop a sexual behavior problem: lack of privacy and boundaries; exposure to sexualized materials or environment; curiosity that gets out of hand; a sexual abuse history of their own, and others.

To develop a sexual needs rehabilitation framework in women after spinal cord injury (SCI).

He entered into a correspondence with the teenager – hoping to develop a sexual relationship – and she persuaded him to play chess once more.

Hiromasa Nakai, a spokesman for the Japan Committee for Unicef, said the abundance of child pornography in Japan made it even easier for those who would normally not be considered as having clinical pedophilia, a psychiatric disorder characterized by a sexual obsession with young children, to develop a sexual interest in children.

It is only later and gradually that the individual learns or is conditioned to respond to other stimuli, to develop a sexual attraction to males or females or both, to interpret some stimuli as sexual and others as nonsexual, and to control in some measure his or her sexual response.

Although Ianto's thoughts continue to be concerned with Lisa, mid-series he begins to develop a sexual relationship with Jack.

He has started doing adult parties as well, under his real name, and has developed a sexual balloon trick.

These aren't really wrongdoings as we would normally understand them, more everyday actions that have developed a sexual component: "I had an erotic thought"; "I experienced eroticised rage"; or "I did some eroticised humour".

December 26 2015 January 24 201616 More perverse than some, if less bloody than most, Thomas Middleton and William Rowley's Jacobean tragedy, set in Spain, concerns a churchgoing miss who contrives to have her betrothed killed and then develops a sexual obsession with the disfigured murderer.

The film recalls the SF thriller Species (1995) – about a half-alien/half-human who develops a sexual appetite – but as remade with a stern coldness learned from Kubrick or Tarkovsky; if Under the Skin communicates any gender-politics message, it does so through the disparity in excitement between the male characters' reaction to Laura and that of the camera.

In a study with only 15 women with BD, it was estimated that around 50% who started treatment with lithium developed a sexual dysfunction (Grover et al. 2014), while another study (including n = 105, 59 women with BD) concluded that lithium monotherapy did not present a risk factor for sexual dysfunction only when combined with benzodiazepines (Ghadirian et al. 1992).