Sentence examples for intimate region from inspiring English sources

In an effort at poetry, one can only suppose, Jack, whose masculinity has always been under assault, is shown suffering a battlefield injury to the most intimate region of his anatomy.

The actor is quick to point out that while Sappy Songs contains its share of sauce – though there is no nudity, audiences should prepare for an extended riff on a tattoo in an intimate region – it is by no means un-serious.

The efficacy regarding regenerative and protective properties, skin tolerability, and cosmetic acceptance of the balm was evaluated positively on babies and toddlers, as well as in women with predisposition to skin irritation in the outer intimate region.

"Offering an interesting political-scientific take on the pogroms in this region, Intimate Violence is sure to spark debate". "Kopstein and Wittenberg took an initiative with this critical, interdisciplinary step toward a subtler understanding of the origins of communal violence...

Although she does not have the intimate knowledge of the region that her father and mother had, 1 her feelings about the region are nevertheless complicated and passionate.

The authors deploy their intimate knowledge of the region to provide us with a very different story.

Yet there is still a place for the travel consultant with intimate knowledge of a region and the phone number of a guide who won't make you visit knickknack shops on your way back to the hotel.

The country is divided into about 20 geographic "dockets," each of which is assigned to a subcommittee of admissions officers with intimate knowledge of that region and its high schools.

In 1932 she published The Handicrafts of the Modern Indians of Maine, and she secured her reputation as the leading authority on the Penobscot tribe with Indian Place-Names of the Penobscot Valley and the Maine Coast (1941), a work that benefited greatly from her own intimate knowledge of the region.

Ms. Smith, 44, once a freelance journalist who was on friendly terms with the two leaders from the 1970's and 1980's when she wrote about them from behind the lines, conveyed intimate knowledge of the region's clans and personalities.

Successive victories at Front Royal (May 23), Winchester (May 25), Cross Keys (June 8 ) and Port Republic (June 9) brought Jackson into the Southern pantheon: his martial audacity, intimate knowledge of the region and ability to inspire his troops to great feats of marching and fighting confounded his opponents.