Our collective favorite is the tropical fruit compote for its sensual passion-fruit cream sluicing from an almond tuile toward coconut sorbet.
What's more, he was versatile in his dissolution, given to sensual passions of sundry types.
The designers, Ms. Saviolo said, follow in the footsteps of made-in-Italy fashion giants like Armani, Versace and Valentino, their success fueled by a "uniqueness that unites trendy contemporary style with a sensual Sicilian passion that speaks of tradition and bespoke couture".
The other main location, the Arsenale, offers "Contemporary Art Between Intellectual Tension and Sensual Seduction" and "Passion and Commitment," on "the missing link between subjective emotion and struggle for objective social change".
YOU ARE A DEMIURGE! Remember: a reader has never complained about someone turning his wife into a petite bombshell or his hasty fumble with a manic-depressive in a supermarket loo into a sensual explosion of passion and bodily-juices.
Sacri Monti were essentially an invention of the counter-reformation period when Catholicism, rather than meeting (and fighting) Protestant austerity on its own turf, opted to give the punters a vivid, blood-and-passion sensual experience.
In Muybridge's Horse, a long, sensual poetic study of passion and obsessive brilliance, Rob Winger exposed the career of the 19th-century photographer Eadweard Muybridge.
"I always wanted to get that feeling in my work -- that's why I started with the female, from a place of sensual arousal, beauty and passion".
Notable in this genre are his autobiographical "novels of longing," with themes of sickness and love; biographical "novels of passion," with sensual portraits of historical figures (e.g., Pjotr, 1923; Peter the Czar); and his greatest achievements in prose, two "novels of fulfillment"—Bracke (1918; Brackie, the Fool) and Borgia (1928; The Incredible Borgias).
