The woman-as-body trope, they argued, had serious and worrisome implications: if a woman is necessarily irrational, hormonal, instinctual, and sensual, you don't want her running your company, let alone your country.
The evening's single best line reading, by the way, is found here, when at the end of the argument, Ms. Plimpton's Maggie murmurs in a deep, slightly sensual voice, "Don't spoil it".
Describing food is difficult, not because we can't capture in words things that are sensual — we do fine with painting and pubic hair — but because memorable description depends on startling metaphors, and startling metaphors depend on a willingness to be startled.
They performed the slower, more morose Chelsea Hotel #2 (my favorite cover) and the ever-sensual Do Right.
When Renee says "sensual," she doesn't hold back; she gives you an intoxicating smile.
I'll leave the rest to the imagination (even when Renoir, heir to his father's sensual eye, doesn't).
There's less drama, less potential for comedy, plus it's not the guilty sensual pleasure, doesn't have the gooey mmmmmmm-ness.
Speaking of demonisation, rightwing conspiracy theorists may want to note that like Abramović, this sensual photographer did occasionally use the pentagram in his work.
Post:Ballet audiences are generally thrilled to watch these powerful, sensual dancers doing or being.
It feels very sensual and doesn't create pain but more of a warm feeling".
I commend the bravery of the actresses; the sex is not slow, is not epically sensual, and does not conclude in a mere gentle embrace.
