Sentence examples for sensual language from inspiring English sources

It speaks an emotional and sensual language that we all respond to and inspires love and even obsession.

And so much beauty, in the passing faces, in the sensual language, in the storybook houses winding down the hill.

Each book is differently rousing and compelling; Qwo-Li Driskill's Walking with Ghosts stands out for its combination of in-your-face protest politics and tender, sensual language.

Mr. Henze's complex harmonic writing combines aspects of the 12-tone idiom, Neo-Classicism and other techniques into a spiky and sensual language that is recognizably his own.

In a string of dramas including One Flea Spare, Slaughter City and The Trestle at Pope Lick Creek, Wallace has written about class, oppression, alienation and exploration in poetic, sensual language; watching one of these plays is like being stroked by Karl Marx.

"Wendy just flies when she's being partnered, she's up in the air and, whoosh, off she goes" But he's made a deliberate attempt to ground her, using the tense sensual language of Argentinean tango to tell the violent love story of Weill's two underworld characters.

She writes with the "sensual" Romanian language – which she learned aged 15 – "always in my head".

This grim, acutely rendered and dramatically cogent murder mystery is composed in a gripping and sensual musical language that freely adapts 12-tone techniques to give the music a sense of harmonic mooring.

For Schlegel, this more sensual aspect of language is always present: however civilized a people may be, they cannot avoid using different tones and rhythms to express themselves (SW VII, 115).

RN: Yes, I think it's often easier to theorize in the official codes of theory rather than to theorize lightly through scene, object, story, and incident in ways that keeps alive the sensual serendipities of language.

And there is always a sensual precision to her language that makes the magic come very close to the reader.