Sentence examples for intimate desires from inspiring English sources

Summoned back to her native Wisconsin town by a daughter making her own stage début, Naomi — the object of public hatred and the embodiment of intimate desires — unearths fault lines in the community and the family alike.

"In ASMR many of our intimate desires are revealed, like our longing for connection and care.

Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot commended Gaye for using "the multi-tracked vocals perfected on What's Going On, this time to convey his most intimate desires", commenting that "while the album is replete with erotic imagery, both implied and explicit, it is also as much preoccupied with distance and unfulfilled need".

Nevertheless, I want to preserve the power of her pre- MeToo reading of her agency, the one from the 2014 essay, in which she is not an icon or an idea in the cultural imagination, but a young woman who makes the choice to act on her most intimate desires.

It was personal and candid in the expression of intimate feelings -- sexual desire, despair and things that would not have surfaced in an earlier time.

Mick states, in one of his more intimate interviews "David seemed to take the socks as a gesture of Mrs Murphy's sexual desire for him".

In contrast to her songwriting on No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom (1995), Stefani intimates a desire for a pleasant domestic life, most extensively during the chorus.

"For most of history it was inconceivable that people would choose their mates on the basis of something as fragile and irrational as love and then focus all their sexual, intimate, and altruistic desires on the resulting marriage," Coontz writes.

I've written fairly often about the merits of Eastwood's movies — he's an essential modern political filmmaker whose career, from the start ("Play Misty for Me"), has pivoted on the distinctions between public and private life, between the public image that a public figure creates and the intimate needs and desires of the person whose image is part of his or her livelihood.

Okpokwasili has always been a standout in New York's crowded performance scene, not least because of what she is able to do with her body: like a latter-day Judith Jamison, she makes whole narratives out of gestures a back bend can intimate her irrepressible desire to take center stage and stay there.

Traveling from San Francisco to Los Angeles and back again (along California's historic El Camino Real) we hear Olson's intimate vulnerability of desire and her contrasting intellectual reflections on the state's history.