Sentence examples for sexual rules from inspiring English sources

Like new immigrants, women are desperate to rise, and they embrace social and sexual rules that give them the freedom to focus on their professional lives.

As Christianity splintered through the Reformation, each denomination handled the custom slightly differently — arguing over the number, the official duties, even the sexual rules governing godparents.

Protestantism has escaped from much of the sex phobia of Catholicism, but not from the obsessive policing of private relationships, and putting sexual rules at the centre of right living.

It is perhaps more accurate to see Bushnell as the modern flame carrier of an established literary tradition: that of American (usually New York) women writers depicting the rigid social and slackening sexual rules of a very particular American (and, again, usually New York) set through a mix of close personal knowledge and fiction.

This act -- which breaks the unwritten, deeply retro sexual rules of "The Bachelor" franchise -- forced the show to acknowledge the universal truth that sex happens.

If we understand that sin is so much more than sexual rules, can see how impossible it is to consistently avoid "enabling sin" as vigilantly as the supporters of Hobby Lobby attempt to do in this one area.

"In Williams's play Stanley beats his wife and rapes his sister-in-law, while Stella puts up with the abuse because she does not want to lose the great sex and Blanche -- herself a sexual rule-breaker with a preference for underage boys -- thinks she can control Stanley by flirting with him.

Of course, in any age, there isn't one single sexual rule.

Jack doesn't want any house rules or sexual convention in his anarchic student patch (not so utopian as to not require rent).

Sexual racism rules, of course.

Finally, Tolstoy says, personality counts most; but initially, he admits, sexual attraction rules.