Sentence examples for intercourse for the from inspiring English sources

DOMA would define "begetting" as "the meaning and purpose of sexuality," and marriage as "a relationship within which the community socially approves and encourages sexual intercourse" for the purpose of procreation.

Among the stops along the way are sweaty feet ("Throw out all your nylon socks; replace with 60 to 70percentt wool combined with 40 to 30percentt man-made fiber") and headaches during sex (try to avoid "attempting intercourse for the second or third time in close succession").

The history of the safeguarding of the position of sexual intercourse for the purpose of reproduction is an immensely long one.

I am going to send a few emails to all these women that I respect and admire asking when exactly they had intercourse for the first time.

The vagina is opened for sexual intercourse, for the first time either by a midwife with a knife or by the woman's husband with his penis.

"The doctor said that, because we were 40 years old, we had to be very careful and should probably not have intercourse for the duration of the pregnancy," he explained.

The present study examined, among adolescents in Uganda, the predictors of the intention to delay sexual intercourse (for virgins), the intention to secondary abstinence (for non-virgins) and the intention to use a condom the next time one has sex.

In 1990 the Dutch parliament made sexual intercourse for people between the ages of 12 and 16 legal as long as there was mutual consent; the law excludes adult family members and authority figures like teachers and members of the clergy.

Average age at first sexual intercourse for males in the camp was much lower than in villages (15.9 years vs. 19.8 years, t-test p =.000).

Worryingly, only 56% of sexually active unmarried men reported that they had used a condom when they last had intercourse; for unmarried women the figure was even lower at 39%.

"[A]bstinence from all sexual union is better even than marital intercourse performed for the sake of procreating," and the unmarried state is best of all (The Excellence of Marriage, ca. 401, §6, 13/15).