Sentence examples for forcefully insert from inspiring English sources

Because the vulvar opening, where the male phallus is inserted during copulation, is located at about half the ovipositor length, we observed that G. gracilicornis males, unlike males of the remaining Gerridae, cannot forcefully insert their phalli into the vulvar opening without the female's acceptance.

The female genital segments of most Gerridae species are only partially concealed in the pre-genital segment (abdomen segment 7; [13]), and the gonocoxae are sufficiently exposed for a male to forcefully insert his phallus into the vulvar opening, as described in A. remigis [2], where S8/S6 = 0.65.

Other precipitants to CRBs during mouth care included caregivers attempting to forcefully insert the toothbrush or swab into residents' mouths without alerting them; lack of praise or encouragement; compound commands versus simple one-step commands; no smiling or positive facial cues from the caregiver; and attempting to provide mouth care without prompts or gestures[ 27].

Atomic particles are smashed more forcefully.

It's not on women to avoid having penises forcefully inserted into the orifices of their bodies.

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Both companies know that they need to avoid irritating their users and are loath to insert themselves too forcefully into their lives.

At home, she is inserting herself more forcefully into the issues she cares about.

Lieberman initially stayed at the edge of negotiations, but as they dragged on, he inserted himself more forcefully, leveraging the close relationships he has with Republicans - after all, they asked him to join them - to peel away a few crucial votes.

According to the published evidence, most water striders employ the "Direct coercive mating (DC)" strategy exemplified by detailed observations of A. remigis [2]; a male water strider mounts a female and inserts his genitalia forcefully into the female genital tract.

But ethical argument in itself is insufficient as a basis for inserting health more forcefully into foreign policy-making.