Sentence examples for erotic essence from inspiring English sources
"Villages," Updike's 21st novel, recaptures and concentrates the erotic essence of the earlier books but adds a mellow, retrospective tone.
The novella's action is oddly passive in that it largely consists of yoga sessions and massages during which the Blundens meditate about the essence of their erotic natures and the vagaries of their complicated marriage.
That scenario is the essence of Claire Denis's surreal erotic fantasy "Friday Night," which the New York Film Festival is showing tonight and tomorrow.
Ms. Williams' new album, "Essence" (Lost Highway/Universal), is as tangibly erotic as her persona has become.
At this end of the market, sex has to be seen to be cheeky rather than erotic - as brands such as Lynx or Herbal Essences demonstrate.
Obsessed, as Bellos points out, with the moment when, at fourteen, he lost his virginity — many of his novels, like "The Kites," begin with fourteen-year-old boys as the narrator, "born" at that erotic moment — Gary offers in his memoir a single episode that captures the essence of the thing.
Clinicians like Robert Stoller maintained a dichotomy of "true transsexuals" (i.e., androphilic would-be MTFs who came with what looked like feminine essence narratives) versus "transvestites" (including non-androphilic would-be MTFs who confessed to erotic cross-dressing), insisting only the former sort be allowed SRS (Stoller, 1971).
Green's richly textured, painterly images fuse with the story to evoke the essence of humane urbanity and the relationships that it fosters, whether educational, familial, or erotic.
