Sentence examples for graphic terms from inspiring English sources

True, many women today freely discuss their sexual needs, often in graphic terms.

An American four-star general depicted the issue of priorities in more graphic terms.

Another assessed what he felt were Spitzer's shortcomings in graphic terms: "Spitzer lunges.

London's widely anthologized masterpiece illustrates in graphic terms the futility of human efforts to conquer nature.

A series of abstract collages by Garance, also accompanied by apt quotations, symbolizes intense emotions in appropriately graphic terms.

It shows in graphic terms what happens to the unfortunate thoroughbreds who become spare parts in a contracting industry.

The doctor warned him that if he ever drank again he risked becoming a wet-brain, a graphic term for alcoholic brain damage.

There's a macabre chumminess to this kind of writing, suggesting that the reviewer may actually be daydreaming about the author in graphic cetacean terms.

Thankfully, classic cartoonist, satirist and illustrator R. Sikoryak is changing all that with his new graphic novel, Terms and Conditions.

Virginity has almost become heteronormative in its definition, given that in the most graphic of terms it is the moment when a penis first penetrates the vagina.

In graphic mode, term relationships are visualized using a tree-like graph where nodes are terms and their background colors are determined by the corrected P-values.