Sentence examples for sensual emotion from inspiring English sources

In Sappho's poetry love is passion, an inescapable power that moves at the will of the goddess; it is desire and sensual emotion; it is nostalgia and memory of affections that are now distant, but shared by the community of the thiasos.

Why is it wrong to write about genitalia when we are just sharing with the reader the rich sensual emotions we feel during the act of making love?

It's a sensual, emotional dance.

The music in "Passione" combines sensual suavity with raw emotion, mixes heartbreak with ecstasy, acknowledges the hard realities of poverty and injustice and soars above them.

But the sensual beauty and bristling emotions of his music surely make him a top contender.

But the last decade has brought new attempts to measure sexual response to food, as well as growing research by chefs and academics alike on the connections among aroma, food, emotions and sensual experience.

They expressed a visceral, sensual empathy with nature, magnifying emotions, yet they were also suspenseful, remote and ghostly.

Pina was very feminine and very sensual … She sparked very diverse emotions in me and always inspired me.

In contrast, vocalizations of several positive emotions (achievement/triumph, relief, and sensual pleasure) were not recognized bi-directionally by both groups of listeners [ 9].

The stoical stance and the sensual touch: that was Hemingway's keynote emotion, and his claim to have learned it from Cézanne looks just.

Ms. Fleming's rich, gliding voice evokes a woman wallowing in heedless sensual afterglow, her half-choked singing flooded with emotion.