Sentence examples for intercourse said from inspiring English sources

"There's a strong relationship between rating your marriage as happy and frequency of intercourse," said Tom W. Smith, who conducted the "American Sexual Behavior" study.

"It's not the morning after fertilization — it's the morning after intercourse," said Diana Blithe, program director for contraceptive development for the National Institute on Child Health and Human Development, part of the National Institutes of Health.

Most of these infected men perceived themselves to be at low risk of being infected, despite having engaged in frequent high-risk sex like unprotected anal intercourse, said Duncan MacKellar, an epidemiologist from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, which conducted the study.

"People have long speculated as to how the adult industry would seamlessly harness its cutting edge technology to deliver the ultimate sensory experience, one that mimics real-life interaction and, of course, intercourse," said Daryn Parker of CamSoda.

Sex is about more than just intercourse, said Chris Rose, a sex educator at PleasureMechanics.com.com

The good news, though, particularly for women with longtime partners, is that sexual communication and preferences can be learned over time, leading to satisfaction that isn't tied directly to vaginal intercourse, said Burri.

"EVEN in Mecca and Medina people have intercourse," says Abdelaziz Aouragh, a Dutch Muslim who runs a "sensuality shop" (not a "sex shop", he insists) for his co-religionists, under the slogan "Feel admired.

Curl's abuse of Currin began with groping and progressed to sexual intercourse, she said.

In some instances your grooming led to sexual encounters which went as far as full intercourse," he said.

"This explains how a couple can have a knockdown, drag-out fight and 30 minutes later the husband wants to have intercourse," he said.

The sounds of their feral agonized cries remind us that for some animals, like cats, intercourse is said to be painful.