Obsessively unhappy about her body, she demands perpetual reassurance from her boyfriend; then, busting up with him, she decides to whore herself to her lecherous boss, in return for promotion.
Would she whore herself out for the sake of her family fortune?
She becomes a female escort to whore herself out of bankruptcy.
Released in 1967 to outrage and condemnation, Luis Buñuel's sublime "Belle de Jour" stars a frosty, breathtakingly young Catherine Deneuve as a proper bourgeois wife who, by becoming a whore, liberates herself, ruins her husband and possibly goes mad.
Contrary to the familiar narrative of a whore degrading herself with a series of seedy customers, "Concussion," which opens Friday, presents encounters that are as tender and poignant as they are erotic — from an overweight virgin who brings out Abby's maternal side, to a fellow P.T.A. mom whose private unrest summons a torrent of mutual passion.
The fact that Sugar should be so much more desired and sought-after a whore than herself has always puzzled her, but that's the way it is and, judging by gossip in the trade, it's more true lately than ever.
A whore is passing herself off as a fortune-teller.
On the night of Nov. 10, 1989 itself, Brandt used a slightly different phrasing, even more clearly lifted from the early 20th-century erotic bestseller "The Life Story of a Viennese Whore, As Told By Herself," purportedly written by Josephine Mutzenbacher.
To which I replied, 'Exactly in the way that a bourgeoise in her tasteful home one day might dream herself a whore.'" Years passed, and then one day there was Catherine Deneuve on a talk show.
The IoS reaslised its mistake (for want of a better word for "misquoting one of our writers as calling herself a whore") within an hour of the paper going to press and quickly changed the headline in print and online.
At the start of the hearing, the prosecutor Simon Morgan revealed that George called herself "your paedo whore mum" in online exchanges with Blanchard.
