Sentence examples for erotic sense from inspiring English sources

The teaming of Mr. Isaacs with Ms. Milos ultimately makes about as much erotic sense as casting Anthony Perkins opposite Ms. Loren in "Desire Under the Elms".

Her paintings will be with us for years and years to come, teasing us, resisting us, giving life to something in her that could only find expression in an almost erotic sense of color and shape.

We love you in the erotic sense.

Whereas Blanch said she was interested in creating an "erotic sense," Koons explained that he wanted his audience to reassess its experience with commercial products and to consider how mass-marketed images "affect our lives".

For Whitman is the poet closest to Hopkins in his intoxication with the created world, in his erotic openness to sense experience.

His scenes with Ms. McDormand, whose character kick-starts the plot by telling Grady she is pregnant with his child, lack the erotic heat, the sense of longing, that might lend pathos to their predicament.

"A first-person narrator evokes his erotic anxiety, his sense of spring, his feeling of taedium vitae, his foreboding of a failure of spring, and his fear of death.

Instead, the director is properly immersed in the sensual and spiritual dimensions of Séraphine's art, which grows out of an ecstatic — both in the erotic and religious sense — engagement with the natural world.

The director, Martin Provost, "is properly immersed in the sensual and spiritual dimensions of Séraphine's art, which grows out of an ecstatic — both in the erotic and religious sense — engagement with the natural world," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in June.

It is erotic in every sense of the word and for Nehamas it does what all great art should do: spark the audience's desire.

If the scene is not erotic in a conventional sense, you feel the couple's unexpressed connection: a shared loneliness and their sense that this is as close as two people can ever become.