Sentence examples for intercourse itself from inspiring English sources

There is also the possibility that intercourse itself can help stimulate ovulation.

(And I can't resist a little Freudian analysis here: surely there's a parallel between the "tortuous circumnavigations" leading the penis into the "cavernous exhibition room" and the act of intercourse itself, with the poor penis on a voyage into the unknown, lost in and dwarfed by the female's "cavernous" dark. No wonder the narrator feels hopeless).

(And I can't resist a little Freudian analysis here: surely there's a parallel between the "tortuous circumnavigations" leading the penis into the "cavernous exhibition room" and the act of intercourse itself, with the poor penis on a voyage into the unknown, lost in — and dwarfed by — the female's "cavernous" dark. No wonder the narrator feels hopeless).

The subordinate intercourse itself of the internal interaction represents seniority instead of social capital.

The average time we spend on foreplay and the intercourse itself are well below global averages.

"One of my patients told me recently that he attends chillouts to talk, kiss, and cuddle more than for sexual intercourse itself".

Because this is the twenty-first century, sexual intercourse by itself can't be the marker between the two terrains — although Laura may believe that heedlessness would change the experience of sex itself, change its significance and its power.

A major cost of preserving this split, however, is that the older male's body-focused, sexual intercourse must itself be masked as intercourse of a more respectable sort.

It thus tightens gently during intercourse, and holds itself firmly in place.Richard Chartoff of the University of Oregon is also tackling the problem of keeping condoms in place.

Though she explained that the condition, which can make intercourse excruciating, is not in itself a disorder of low desire, she said that her patients reported reduced genital pain as their desire increased.

He wrote: "It is not just to fuck ... not the embrace in itself, not the intercourse.