Sentence examples for sensual elements from inspiring English sources

Taymor has a dynamic, painterly sense of space; she can marshal all the sensual elements of movement, light, and perspective into amazing stage pictures.

Lo and behold, "Take the Lead (Wanna Ride)," a terrific, jackhammering track that evokes the least sensual elements of a dance floor.

Painters, certainly, played up the story's sensual elements, depicting naked virgins with suggestive knives pointing at, or embedded in, their breasts -- all ostensibly in the name of chastity.

"There is a sensual element to it," Mr. Tunick said.

"Cats," like all successful musicals, has a sensual element to it; Broadway dancers are sexy, and though it sounds moderately perverse to say so, cats are, too.

"Like ballet, tango is a discipline with specific technique, but then there's that sensual element and the facial expressions that go with it," she said with a smile, undoing the clasp on stilettos worn and frayed after two years of tango classes.

In Eurythmics, her duo with Dave Stewart, Ms. Lennox's husky soul singing was the sensual, human element in grids of synthetic sound.

It is an extensive analysis of the macabre, sensual, and mystical elements of Romanticism in painting as well as in literature.

Focusing on the horse as an animated sculptural form moving in space, photographer Juliet Harrison's images delve beyond the literal observation of the animal's obvious athleticism to explore the sensual and emotional elements of its power.

"There has been a sensual, even erotic, element in encounters -- imaginary or real -- between East and West since the ancient Greeks," Mr. Buruma writes, setting out the libertine aspect of his theme.

Later, when she turns as a supplicant to God, there are still elements of sensual longing in her singing, which again enhance the complexity of the portrayal.