Sentence examples for in coitus from inspiring English sources

Ejaculatory impotence, the inability to ejaculate in coitus, is quite rare and is almost always of psychogenic origin.

"Their bodies become one (they are biologically united, and do not merely rub together) in coitus (and only in coitus), similarly to the way in which one's heart, lungs and other organs form a unity by coordinating for the biological good of the whole," George writes in a draft of his latest essay on the subject.

The wife died in coitus and the therapist survived with a bullet still in his hip, which makes him lurch when he gets up to pour himself more Scotch.

In the final analysis, anorgasmy is psychological in origin; few, if any, females lack the neurophysiology necessary for orgasm, and anthropology shows that in sexually permissive societies virtually all females have little difficulty in attaining orgasm in coitus.

A builder's greedy shortcut -- covering over a stream rather than diverting it -- leads a year later to a tragedy in "What They Did"; a married man in bed with a neighbor in "Coitus" finds his mind drifting back to an unthinkable accident which, we learn, is what gives his eyes the faraway "attractive quality" his lover is drawn to.

They range from the lush sensuality of two women tenderly undressing each other, to the joyful thrill of a half-dressed man and a woman rolling over and over across the stage in an intensifying embrace, to the raw, potent rutting enacted by a couple who, joined back-to-front in coitus, gallop together like a horse.

We also analyzed how the timing of contraception in relation to coitus influenced treatment effectiveness.

In marital coitus, when sexual access is not only permitted but encouraged, one would expect considerable uniformity in frequency of coitus.

Birthday is another metaphor-happy period piece (70s funk, via 80s pop) in which coitus is confused with birthday cake.

This is a crime picture in which coitus interruptus has to be listed with all the other charges.

In the United States and much of Europe, there has been, within the last century, a progressive trend toward an increase in premarital coitus.