Sentence examples for sexual games from inspiring English sources

Even the teenagers who'd once taken part with me in the same sexual games.

In "Barcelona," for instance, Sondheim conjures in terse strokes the melancholy vacancy of Bobby's sexual games.

She was not feeling anything like her little thrill of victory or the pleasant fear of their sexual games.

There, they become obsessed with a newlywed couple, Lea and François (Mélanie Laurent and Melvil Poupaud), whom they drag into their reckless sexual games.

Their dysfunctional affair began after Bond had already been branded the neighborhood "fag" for playing sexual games with Hunter's older brother at Boy Scout camp.

I haven't read the McNeill novel, but I assume that the supposedly exalting, humiliating, bizarre sexual games that John plays with Elizabeth occasionally reach some kind of conclusion.

Soon enough, the movie madness feeds into sexual game-playing.

The film's one eloquent moment is the only monologue not devoted to sexual game playing.

Ms. West has a special affinity for the songs of Oscar Brown Jr., the brilliant, unjustly obscure Chicago-based folk-blues humorist whose lusty, wised-up epigrams deliver bitter truths about urban life and sexual game-playing with a hipster's smirk.

Not only in the decorative density and the spatial surprises of his sets (the first sexual game of "La Ronde" is played up and down tremendous flights of steps; the second is observed through a foreground profusion of shrubs and branches) but also in his dedication to elaborate camera movement, Ophuls complicates everything that happens in his films.

We are told she had: 'A secret Talmudic Eastern face, made to be half-hidden, but brazen when it emerges from the shadow or the smoke.' Wevill was a beautiful and self-assured advertising executive at J. Walter Thompson, we learn, before she was lured into a deadly sexual game by the predatory Hughes.