Sentence examples for erotic component from inspiring English sources

Light, shadows (particularly those cast by items outside of the picture) and disparate objects were juxtaposed in dreamy arrangements that often had an erotic component.

He began to explore photomontage in 1935, at first juxtaposing related images like pins and cloth; then he ventured into dreamier arrangements that often had an erotic component.

Although Filippo's adoration of Philippa has its erotic component, his quiet, childlike devotion is more worshipful than lustful, and Mr. Ribisi's still, watchful performance compliments Ms. Blanchett's volatility.

Ms. Smith made glass tears for Alice, and the photographer Anna Gaskell added an Alice twin and suggested an erotic component by using young women to portray prepubescent girls.

"Because Brennand is thought of primarily as the practitioner of the 'minor' art of ceramics and has such a strong erotic component in his oeuvre, he has always been the victim of prejudice," said Emanoel Araujo, a museum director, critic and curator in São Paulo.

In the vespers, Monteverdi allowed excessive sensuality of religious devotion an erotic component.

While these studies provide some evidence of the impact of erotic components on sexual health, they have limited generalisability, especially to resource-poor settings and areas with high incidence of STIs.

Sharp "us versus them" division lines were drawn by Conway, James, McCloskey, and their compatriots, seemingly negating any possibility of productive dialogue about the claims made in the book with regard to possible erotic components of transsexuality.

He quotes transwoman Maxine Petersen, "the ace gender clinician at the Clarke," as saying "Most gender patients lie" about the erotic components of their feelings and desires so that they can obtain the sex changes they reasonably fear they will otherwise be denied (p. 172).

Yet some of the strongest proponents of evidence-based practice argue that limited published evidence is an indicator of the need to investigate further [e.g., [ 51]], a concept which TPP embraces in pushing for more research to test pleasure and erotic components in prevention interventions.

To give "Buttress" a double erotic whammy, each component is placed atop another to form a sort of phallic pillar.