Sentence examples for more arousing and from inspiring English sources

The women rated the unpleasant images more negative and more arousing and the pleasant images more positive at the postpartum assessment.

Increased connectivity between auditory cortices and thalamus and dorsal striatum may not only reflect their sensitivity to the known music and the processing of its tempo as familiar, but these results are also compatible with the hypothesis that the previously listened music induces a more arousing and pleasant state.

"Now I can ring in and say 'open your legs' and it's more arousing and more stimulating [than just watching porn].

When talking to LiveScience however, Herbenick was quick to point out that: "We don't know if that means that when men have oral sex that it's more arousing and they get a bigger erection, or means that men who have bigger penises could be getting more oral sex in the first place".

Debby Herbenick, sex researcher, study lead, and co-author of the frankly underrated 2012 book Great in Bed (she co-authored it with me) told Live Science that: "We don't know if that means that when men have oral sex that it's more arousing and they get a bigger erection, or means that men who have bigger penises could be getting more oral sex in the first place".

However, a clear advantage was observed for some specific emotions, those rated as more arousing and negative (fear, anger and surprise).

Women report feeling more aroused and better lubricated, but the logistics seem, well, a little awkward.

I didn't come but I felt more aroused and more deeply satisfied than I had with any man".

It didn't matter; we kids saw it everywhere, anyway, and were all the more aroused and alert as voyeurs because of censorship's suppression.

Specifically, participants felt more aroused and experienced greater pleasure when they were exposed to fast-tempo music and a warm color website than those people who experienced slow-tempo music and cool colors.

When the volunteers made their way through the urbanized, busy areas, particularly the heavily trafficked commercial district at the end of their walk, their brain wave patterns consistently showed that they were more aroused and frustrated than when they walked through the parkland, where brain-wave readings became more meditative.