Sentence examples for very turned on from inspiring English sources

Mystery informs his best-known play, the 1962 Pulitzer Prize-winning "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" While Pamela McKinnon's superlative 2012 production brought out so much in the famous text including the fact that the warring married couple, George and Martha, were very turned on by one another it only increased our interest in why, for instance, Martha drank, lied, cheated.

"But I've told him, from the beginning, that I'm very turned on by a body that is physically fit".

"They have increased readership, which is good, but I personally am not very turned on by e-books," he said.

But in 2013 Nix travelled to the U.S. "He was very, very turned on by America," the employee said.

Finally, I wonder, how would they approach a romantic liaison with the podcast's hero, the eponymous Belinda Blumenthal? "She's very turned on by power, so if we just told her the listening figures she'd probably go wild," says Jamie. "Don't tell her your name," warns James, "because that's an instant turn off".

She gets very turned on by painting with very rich colors and so do I.

She sucked very sensitively; turned on by the whole situation, Bruno came a little too quickly.

"I was very much turned on by all the romantic ideas of what people looked like, how they dressed, and so on," he told me.

ADAM GOPNIK: I was very much turned on to the power of the Gospels as writing by Alec McCowen's reading of the Gospel of St. Mark, in London once upon a time, and so Mark remains for me the standard.

I became very aggressive and was turned on by the whole experience.

"Very often they're not turned on, or everybody in the business has access to everything".