sensuous in English
the work showed a deliberate disregard of the more sensuous and immediately appealing aspects of painting
her voice was rather deep but very sensuous
Use "sensuous" in a sentence
1. That is the sensuous plane.
2. He had a very sensuous mouth.
3. Her sensuous grace roused his lustful nature.
4. Then she took my hand, a sensuous moment.
5. His voice was deep but gentle, almost sensuous.
6. It is a sensuous but demanding car to drive.
7. A devotee to sensuous and luxurious living; an epicure.
8. Abler B (1973) The Sensuous Gadgeteer (later Shop Tactics)
9. The lips were more sensuous than the original, almost licentious.
10. She luxuriated in the sensuous feel of the silk sheets.
11. 16 I'm drawn to the poetic, sensuous qualities of her paintings.
12. Oh, no, not with that aggravating, hot-tempered, sensuous little leprechaun.
13. You have eyes as hot and sensuous as a blue summer sky.
14. 25 There is no need to digress further on the sensuous plane.
15. Gently she improvised a slow sensuous rhythm, sealing bottom lips with ecstasy.
16. We register out-of-sensuous perception, especially the transfer of aesthetic meanings.
17. ‘There are more sensuous pauses and pensive gulfs between his Allegrettos and adagios.’
18. ‘There are more sensuous pauses and pensive gulfs between his Allegrettos and adagios.’
19. The two - door, four - seat Banshee IV had a sleek and sensuous futuristic design.
20. His kiss was as sensuous and seductive as black satin, sweeter than any wine.
21. She squirmed at the delicate touch and even the wall at her back felt sensuous.
22. Would they plan sensuous dancing or wild music that might be the rage among pagans?
23. 28 Friendship may indeed come to exist without sensuous liking or comradeship to pave the way.
24. Aestheticism threatened the Victorian respectability and morality by emphasizing sensuous pleasure and a life ideal of beauty
25. His closely shaven face was tense and his usually sensuous mouth set in a grim line.
26. 19 His closely shaven face was tense and his usually sensuous mouth set in a grim line.
27. Usually, this code allows for reasonable variety, but any wide deviation from it seems egocentric, sensuous, or eccentric.
28. Abram exhibits great sensitivity and insight into the essential reciprocity between our human senses and the sensuous earth.
29. Now, under the influence of Orphism, the tendency to reinstate the more sensuous aspects of painting grew stronger.
30. 27 And its velvety touch was perversely sensuous although, fortunately for Creed, not quite enough to gain his favour.
31. He portrays you in alluringly lovely and sensuous images - or realizes your erotic fantasies in provocatively candid pictures.
32. The most striking characteristic of Morris's designs is a sensuous vitality derived from his deep love of nature.
33. With its sensuous silver curves and irresistible navigation button, lovers of gadgets will find this the ultimate object of desire.
34. Dionysian, Characteristic of the god Dionysus or the cult of worship of Dionysus; specifically, of a sensuous, frenzied, or orgiastic character
35. Eline seated herself on a flat piece of stone and felt the warm breeze fan her cheeks with an almost sensuous pleasure.
36. Though stylistically complex, even contradictory, the qualities frequently associated with the Baroque are grandeur, sensuous richness, drama, vitality, movement, tension, and emotional exuberance.
37. Lavishes skin with moisture, leaving it velvety smooth and softly scented with the sensuous notes of Aromatics Elixir, Clinique's intriguing non-conformist fragrance.
38. Is it the rich aroma or the sensuous blend of tobacco and Cloves? Or, maybe it's the distinct and unmistakable crackling sound as it burns
39. While all these words mean "exciting sensuous or aesthetic pleasure," Comely is like handsome in suggesting what is coolly approved rather than emotionally responded to
40. But there is much more to the history and style of Bachata! This dance is rhytmic and sensuous, and the lyrics of the music tell sad stories
41. Virtuoso percussionist and soloist David Cossin displays remarkable genius as he deftly creates unique, sensuous, organic and sometimes celestial sounds using a range of water-based instruments.
42. Paradisiacal relaxation and contemplation in a divine ambience: “Kleine Klostertherme” (Small Cloister thermae) and “Heiliggeist-Spa” (Holy Spirit Spa) are heavenly, sensuous retreats where you can dream and relax.
43. The artists will perform the three sonatas for violin and piano by Brahms, known for their "intoxicating tonal beauty and Beguilingly sensuous phrasing.".Brahms Sonatas for Violin and Piano,Town
44. Captain Garrett Marshall was entrusted with the capture of the mysterious Brigand called “Black Jack.” But the sensuous, azure-eyed beauty hidden beneath the bandit’s manly garb tested Garrett’s loyalty to his King
45. Vincenzo Bellini, (born November 3, 1801, Catania, Sicily [Italy]—died September 23, 1835, Puteaux, near Paris, France), Italian operatic composer with a gift for creating vocal melody at once pure in style and sensuous in expression.
46. As a sensitive artist he commits himself to your personality and your requests and portrays you demurely discret and reserved or alluringly lovely and sensuous - or realizes your erotic fantasies in cheeky and provocatively candid pictures.
47. Carnal adjective sexual, animal, sexy (informal), fleshly, erotic, sensual, randy (informal, chiefly Brit.), steamy (informal), raunchy (slang), sensuous, voluptuous, lewd, wanton, amorous, salacious, prurient, impure, lascivious, lustful, lecherous, libidinous, licentious, unchaste Their passion became inflamed and their Carnal desires ran wild.
48. Barrooms & BEDROOMS is a smooth blend of intimate love ballads, break-up songs and pained heartbreakers delivered with fitting and understated polish, Gene Watson's voice masterfully piercing the music with a strong effect, ranging from redneck rawness to sensuous sensitivity.
49. Antonio Allegri da Correggio (August 1489 – March 5, 1534), usually known as Correggio (Italian: ), was the foremost painter of the Parma school of the High Italian Renaissance, who was responsible for some of the most vigorous and sensuous works of the 16th century.
50. Concupiscence in its widest acceptation is any yearning of the soul for good; in its strict and specific acceptation, a desire of the lower appetite contrary to reason. To understand how the sensuous and the rational appetite can be opposed, it should be borne in …