Sentence examples for virgin means from inspiring English sources

It all depends on what you think "virgin" means.

The stigma around being a virgin means many of us avoid the subject altogether.

Susan Baker co-founded the organization after her 7-year-old daughter heard Madonna's "Like a Virgin" and asked what "virgin" meant.

I already knew what "sex" and "virgin" meant thanks to Melissa, but she'd only mentioned boys on top of girls... Cut to 33-year-old me looking smug, because now I know all about sex and how rarely it involves horses.

A clause in Heatmiser's record contract with Virgin meant that Smith was still bound to it as an individual.

"Extra-virgin means the olive itself isn't mixed with any contaminants; it must be pressed within 24 hours of picking, before it becomes the least bit acidic.

Similarly, the ability to reproduce as virgins means that females can perhaps benefit from seeking hosts before they have mated.

The word "brother" is interchangeable with cousin, yet one can argue that the word for "virgin" also means "young woman," so touché for the non-virgin "birthers" proving the point that words alone cannot an interpretation make.

Perhaps the stereotypical high school archetypes (the jock, the small-town virgin, the mean girl) and settings (outside a 7-Eleven) are really meant to show how our media-saturated society forces the complexity of teenage life into narrow boxes.

Domestic consumption went up, but brimming recycling bins and cheap virgin pulp meant that suppliers of recycled pulp never made the money they were expecting.

I called the line one night and said I was a "19-year-old virgin," which meant I got a thousand voicemails immediately.