Sentence examples for sensual satisfaction from inspiring English sources
Therein lies the deep sensual satisfaction of the whole exercise.
The matte surfaces, so tempting to touch, implied infinite depth and sensual satisfaction.
The "deep sensual satisfaction" of the pigs impressed Hawthorne, maybe even tempted him, but he saw that they lived in a biological version of Plato's cave.
Only addiction can explain an activity that appears to be so without sensual satisfaction in itself – no drawing luxuriously on the touch screen, no sniffing the pungent nose of a smartphone while dozing in an armchair – but whose side effects are so damaging.
With my stomach stirred to hitherto unexperienced satisfactions, with my palate even now able to recall the sudden pleasure of drinking a tumbler of more than ordinary red or white French wine, I can relive the sensual satisfaction of first chewing a bite of meat and a crust of fresh French bread, and then the following swallow of the wine itself.
I know of women who have really mooned, and for years, over some such glamorous shadow, and it is highly possible that my own immunity is due to my sensual satisfaction, even vicarious, in such things as potato chips and Beluga caviar.
Mencius acknowledges that moral development is hindered when a person pays more attention to the "small" parts of the self that include desires for sensual and material satisfaction and fails to use the heart-mind to reflect on the great parts that have normative priority.
Table 1 Gratification: a typology Types of gratification Sensual Instrumental Contemplative Social Low intensity Pleasure Satisfaction Entertainment Participation High intensity Joy Achievement Appreciation Mutuality Source: Warde, A. and L. Martens (2000).
And his songs revolve around longing, not conquests, whether he's hoping to rekindle intimacy in "Satisfaction," pondering compulsions in "Again" or proposing a sensual romp in "P.D.A. (We Just Don't Care)." Mr. Legend shares his musical foundations with Stevie Wonder: gospel, soul, Latin music, reggae and Tin Pan Alley pop.
Sanger said that birth control would elevate women away from a position of being an object of lust and elevate sex away from purely being for satisfying lust, saying that birth control "denies that sex should be reduced to the position of sensual lust, or that woman should permit herself to be the instrument of its satisfaction".
