Sentence examples for soft stud from inspiring English sources

She doesn't know how to come out to her parents, is eager to have her first sexual experience, and isn't sure of the type of butch lesbian she wants to be: a "soft stud," one of the "aggressive lesbians" (a subculture of young, butch lesbians who adopt a gangster hip-hop persona to complete for femme women), or something totally different.

It's notable not just because of how well-written and affecting the end product is, but because it's utterly unique for television how many soft stud characters do you see on TV, or for that matter, how many coming out stories about black women and the specific culture they're born into?

The pitch was playable but satisfyingly soft, studs quickly exposing the dark mud beneath.

Baking the city's buns since 1925, it is known for its sweet rolls – flaky and soft, studded with walnuts, poppy seeds and hazelnuts.

Meanwhile, the French adopted a muzzle-loading system designed by Treuille de Beaulieu, in which the gun had three deep spiral grooves and the projectile had soft metal studs.

The Krupp projectile had a number of soft metal studs set into its surface, positioned so as to align with the rifling grooves.

As we follow, the scene resembles a Lord of the Rings landscape of soft grassland studded by pools fringed with the "super moss", sphagnum.

This newcomer from Connecticut ships cashew-based mozzarella pearls, aged grated Parmesan made with almond meal and mustard seeds, and mini French-style soft cheeses studded with edible flowers.

Vegetable ball Manchurian, a vegetarian dish whose popularity is suggested by its presence on many tables, consists of soft dumplings studded with bits of carrot and cabbage, fried crisp and then bathed in a savory sauce thickened with cornstarch.

Shrimp jambalaya was a huge mound of soft rice studded with shrimp and andouille sausage (shipped up from Metairie, La., along with alligator sausage) flavored with the holy trinity of Cajun cooking: bell peppers, onions and celery.

Omental caking may manifest as fine nodular, soft tissue studding or large confluent soft tissue masses within the omentum.