Sentence examples for sexually different from inspiring English sources

The reason for the increased frequency of sexual abuse convictions is of course speculative but may be due to the previously described feeling of being sexually different, which may end up in misinterpreting sexual cues, or possibly frustration leading to socially and legally unacceptable ways of achieving sexual satisfaction.

Dennis Canfield Western Springs, Ill., Aug. 9, 2010 To the Editor: Ross Douthat warns that to treat gay marriage as a "fundamental right" will mean the societal loss of a precious sexual ideal, "the commitment to lifelong fidelity and support by two sexually different beings".

Answer: I am not sure if it is the case that Japan is more sexually open, it's sexually different to the US and some European societies, which seem to find this difference untenable, provoking.

Lin, A. P., Wang, G. C., Yang, F. & Pan, G. H. Photosynthetic parameters of sexually different parts of Porphyra katadai var.

Much like Massow's recent outburst about gay men "inhabiting a soulless and empty world of hedonism", such navel-gazing missives conflate the narrow experience of the metropolitan club scene with that of being sexually different for everyone everywhere.

This ideal holds up the commitment to lifelong fidelity and support by two sexually different human beings — a commitment that involves the mutual surrender, arguably, of their reproductive self-interest — as a uniquely admirable kind of relationship.

The affidavit, obtained by the Guardian, reads: "On 5-8-14 an investigation began in the Sex Crimes Unit in reference to the above named defendant, an Oklahoma City Police Officer, sexually assaulting different women".

Red-fronted lemurs are sexually dichromatic (different coloration in males vs. females) and the sexes are easily distinguished from each other.

Crowned lemurs are the most noticeably sexually dichromatic (different coloration in males and females) species of lemur, with the exception of the blue-eyed black lemur.

Rather, the present results suggest that the partial sex-determination function of the Anastrepha Dsx proteins in Drosophila reflect a reduced capacity of the Anastrepha Dsx proteins to completely control the Drosophila sexual cytodifferentiation genes in the different sexually dimorphic regions.

In order to compare "mean" ages of first sexual intercourse and "proportions" of youth sexually experienced at different ages, data from El Salvador, Peru, and Spain were used (N = 7011; see Table  1).