What this pattern of results suggests is that sexual fantasies about our partners seem to have adaptive value for our relationships they may not only stimulate sexual passion, but also bring us closer.
They are needs that stimulate great passions, which in turn can do great harm, as history has shown time and again, but they are unlikely ever to go away.
It also, I believe, gave a new lease of his life to his writing and pricked and stimulated his passion for politics.
Kirkham says it will "show what we're trying to do on BBC2 … It's about building knowledge and learning from experts and stimulating passions.
Wherever you are in your career, whatever the stage or situation of your present business, 2010 is the time to energize and stimulate your entrepreneurial passion, get rid of burn out and recession blues and put a success plan into action.
It will be some years before the Yankees and the Mets can match the extended, contentious rivalries of long ago, or stimulate the same passions.
Dr. Elizabeth Markson, a Boston University gerontologist who has studied nursing homes for more than 20 years, said that engaging residents in talking about "their life's passion" can stimulate memory and improve social skills.
The challenge for the panel is to set a new agenda, ignite passions and stimulate the drive that is so desperately needed, rather than delivering a report bogged down by political bargaining.
For the past year, I've been researching how others can stimulate the process of 'finding your passion.' But I've never found any research that has a sound answer to that question.
You may be able to intentionally stimulate this kind of intense energy and passion, or it may be thrust upon you by external circumstances.
Due cultivation of the mind involves filling it with sound opinion regarding our duty, learning to judge well the objects which commonly stimulate our desires, and acquiring rational control of our passions.
