Sentence examples for skin magazines from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of skin magazine
They lie among the skin magazines, traffic tickets, discarded socks and shoes, beneath the Waits Towers – precarious piles of records, tapes, boxes and beer cans atop hidden pieces of furniture.
Nearby was a landmark he calls the Stone of Pornography in "Foreskin's Lament": a boulder behind which he used to find a seemingly inexhaustible store of skin magazines, ditched presumably by a guilty commuter heading home.
Felix's team was former Deviant Mick Farren and Peter Godfrey, a mild-mannered British ex-pat who had made a fortune out of publishing skin magazines in the States.
The first episode opens with marines training in the desert of Kuwait, practicing martial arts, insulting one another with crude, lewd racial slurs and gay-bashing jokes, mocking pious letters from schoolchildren, reading skin magazines and waiting restlessly for war to start.
On the day of the recent Puerto Rican Day parade in New York City's Central Park, women wearing the latest fashions were mauled by young men less interested in the pages of Vogue than in the violent imagery of traditional skin magazines.
Presumably for that reason — and maybe, too, because this was a skin magazine and what the hell — the subjects often said what they did not say elsewhere.
An Illinois native from a straitlaced family but with an artistic bent, a vivid erotic imagination and a fierce work ethic, he created a skin magazine disguised as a consumer guide for the upscale man.
In a pop-culture landscape that has been populated by heir heads (any entertainment produced by the Hilton sisters or the Tinsley Mortimer reality show, "High Society," which was about as classy as the skin magazine that shared its title), the Brants could certainly elevate the medium.
Don't let the "perfect" skin in magazines get to you.
It's one of the reasons I work for Skin Deep magazine: it's a place where race and culture can be discussed at length without asinine attacks.
