Sentence examples for sexual wish from inspiring English sources

A sexual wish is improbably fulfilled, but Galen takes it in stride, the way nothing surprises us in dreams.

"Bertrand Russell has written that a child dreams about power as grown-ups dream sexual wish dreams," Mrs. Lindgren said in a 1985 interview.

She originally said that many men might feel "unjustly shut out of college life" after watching films like the Seth Rogen-starring Bad Neighbours, and that Hollywood's "escapist fantasies so often revolve around vigilantism and sexual wish-fulfillment... no one should be surprised when those impulses take luridly literal form in the culture at large".

(Why do I have the same pimples when I experience awe, admiration, and sexual arousal?) I wish I had a thick coat, like a plump lamb in one of William Blake's poems or paintings.

Alternatively, if there is a school counselor whom you trust and is good at handling such situations, tell him or her about your sexual orientation and wish to come out to your parents.

Both men described the sexual activity they wished to engage in with the undercover investigators, the district attorney's office said.

For anyone willing to engage with Boyle's work as something beyond a succession of sharply turned gags on pet subjects like institutional child abuse and the precisely balanced blend of cancer and sexual assault he wishes upon anyone brave enough to heckle, there's huge intelligence at work.

While some of these variables have been examined individually most notably sexual selection any study wishing to adequately identify the origin (or lack) of phenotypic divergence among populations needs to consider all three effects simultaneously (e.g. [ 24]).

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The display below the vase is a hodgepodge of terra cotta phalluses and breasts and uteruses that were used in temple rituals; more anatomical than erotic, they represent the wish for sexual health and fertility, timeless themes that dominate modern medicine.

But, written from the vantage point of a brooding tax exile, the play puts a case for sexual solitude few would wish to endorse; and when someone cries "Welcome to our island," Coward's insensitivity to a rapidly changing world becomes all too apparent.