Sentence examples for intensity of touch from inspiring English sources
Rhythmical Massage/Embrocation: Rhythmic massage/embrocation invented by Ita Wegman in the 1920th is based on a standardized series of manual movements and directional strokes and involves the application of a lubricant (oil, emulsion or ointment) to a specific area of the body by sliding motions of the hands with the intensity of touch alternating rhythmically between the two hands.
She attended classes at Chicago's Junior Art Institute, where she enjoyed working with clay, struck by the intensity of touching the material. .
Harriet Walter is familiar as one of our finest actors with an elegant, questing intensity and lightness of touch.
Anyone who has ever had great sex in a long-distance relationship knows the cocaine-like anticipation, the breathtaking intensity of that first touch and kiss.
Another possible reason for this greater modulation could be the higher effective intensity of vocalizations in touch when the animals were closely juxtaposed.
S1 is a site for the integration of inputs from different afferent sources, which lead to perceptual recognition of the presence, location, intensity, submodality and quality of touch, innocuous thermal sensibility, and pain [ 19].
It was already clear that Mr. Moverman knew how to let actors go deep, so it's no surprise that the performers in his new movie are uniformly very good and often better than that, starting with Mr. Harrelson, who brings both a raw intensity and a necessary lightness of touch to his unsentimental performance.
Similarly, a higher intensity of stimulus calls during touch (due to close proximity) is less likely to be a contributing factor.
As he had never been taught drawing, he clearly went his own way, but with a sureness of touch and an intensity of concentration that have a cumulative effect as our tour proceeds.
After you've been kissing for a while, you may want to increase the intensity of the kiss by touching her inner thighs or on her breast.
