Sentence examples for erotic expression from inspiring English sources

A departure from Modigliani's more doe-eyed women, it depicts the baroness dressed in a riding habit, one hand on her hip, an erotic expression on her face.

"Today burlesque is seeing a resurgence that appreciates it as an art form and allows some people to explore it as a form of personal erotic expression," says the Web site Women's Voices for Change, aimed at women over 40.

"Plastic" refers to the malleability of erotic expression, in terms of both individual choice and frameworks of social norms.

Just take in all of the possibilities for erotic expression.

Ebenstein spoke in particular about Gian Lorenzo Bernini's baroque sculpture "The Ecstasy of Saint Teresa," which features a seemingly erotic expression.

I'm also of the opinion it has more to do with commerce than anything else, and wonder if even real pole dancers might envision their own private erotic expression as existing off the pole.

Music, with its patterns of excitement, tension, rhythm and climax is innately predisposed to erotic depiction and expression.

I see your book as attempting to offer a cultural context for some of women's (and men's) choices around sexual expression, erotic or "raunchy" attire, and so on.

The point is that two become one, and this is more a spiritual and relational truth than a genital one - though it certainly includes the erotic and sexual expression of that relationship.

Although Fires is making a good living acting in and producing these films, a part of her hopes that eventually the fauxcest wave will crash, so she can take her earnings and move on to other erotic forms of expression.

Although Fires is making a good living acting and producing these films, a part of her hopes that eventually the fauxcest wave will crash, so she can take her earnings and move on to other erotic forms of expression.