Sentence examples for seeking stimulation from inspiring English sources

They may spin or flap their arms as if seeking stimulation (or, in some cases, to relieve pain).

Mr. Mattei is a more physically imposing, impulsive, unbridled Don, while Mr. Kwiecien is more restrained, a man desperately seeking stimulation of any sort.

The martini reigned as America's favorite, and quintessential, drink from the end of Prohibition until the late '60s, when its popularity began to fade along with the three-martini lunch and the growth in wine drinking not to mention people seeking stimulation from more illicit substances.

"This lack of dopamine means that people are constantly seeking stimulation".

"To relieve that, some people seek stimulation through aggression".

In working on a role, quite often she will seek stimulation from the visual arts.

Result: the BBC savings are made and the work-shy (quickly tiring of staring at a blank screen) seek stimulation by rushing out to seek gainful employment.

With his hand, rather disconcertingly, on my knee, Siffredi recalled how his formidable ability to "keep wood" for hours on end was pushed to the limit - perhaps deliberately - by Breillat's endless takes, while his female co-stars baulked at his innocent attempts to seek stimulation.

More important, Danckert and Kring say, bored people are also prone to taking risks, subconsciously seeking out stimulation when their environment bores them.

Researchers writing in the current issue of the journal Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity report that many of the men and women who now spend dozens of hours each week seeking sexual stimulation from their computers deny that they have a problem and refuse to seek help until their marriages, their jobs, or both, are in jeopardy.

Nancy Tennant Snyder, 45, vice president for leadership and strategic competency creation at the Whirlpool Corporation, based in Benton Harbor, Mich., said she had been seeking intellectual stimulation when she wrote "Mastering Virtual Teams: Strategies, Tools and Techniques" (Jossey-Bass, 1998) with Deborah L. Duarte as co-author.