Sentence examples for sexual ethos from inspiring English sources
Baden-Powell was no revolutionary; he did not question the rigid sexual ethos of his time.
The movie's sexual ethos is a bifurcated world of male monsters and their often shallow but still recognizably human girlfriends.
Given her fascination with scorekeeping, detachment, and anonymity, her sexual ethos seems a little queer — in the style of the seventies — and one sometimes wonders if the narrator is not a woman but a gay female impersonator.
Like his father, John Kennedy loved Nevada's wide-open fiscal and sexual ethos, and the close parallel between the meteoric rise of the Strip and his own political career was hardly a coincidence.
I believe men need a new sexual ethos, a principle that dares to assert that less is more.
At this historical moment, that theory is based on an ethos of sexual egalitarianism, in which we are expected to work ourselves up into a lather of excitement, "an intolerable neural itch," as W. H. Auden once described sexual craving -- at the prospect of treating the person lying next to us as our equal, worthy of respect and care.
Over at Salford's The White Hotel, gender fluidity and sexual expressiveness are the ethos of club nights like Body Horror.
In spite of the prevalent Oxford homoerotic ethos, his sexual energies were largely devoted to casual encounters with working-class men, rather than to relationships with his fellow undergraduates.
Perhaps more subtly, it suggests that he was influenced by a predominant cultural ethos that rewards sexual aggression, power, and wealth, and that reinforces traditional alpha masculinity and submissive femininity.
Generally shot in highly stylized black and white, the Diary, which began in 2009, follows Mr. Zahm through a fantasyland populated by the artists, socialites, models and celebrities who regularly appear in his magazine — enthusiastically abiding by its ethos of creative and sexual freedom, as evinced by many nude portraits of female lovers.
In March, Shane Smith stepped down as CEO amid fallout from articles by The Daily Beast and The New York Times depicting Vice as a company rife with sexual misconduct and a "top-down ethos of male entitlement".
