sensuality

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• We meet Linda—played as a beautiful mess of innocence, impulsivity and sensuality by Lily James—in a flash-forward that successfully distances the miniseries from any connotation of stiffness we might associate with British period dramas.

• On the surface, it lyrically encompassed sexuality and sensuality in an intriguing manner.

• The premise comes and goes, however, and even the rest of “Clouds” focuses more on sensuality than sci-fi.

• His photographs major on legs, lips, sensuality of the female form?

• No historian, biographer, or myth-maker such as Carl Sandberg has ever written about his sensuality.

• We can feel her sensuality and willfulness in the first daguerreotype we have of Mary, taken in 1846, when she was twenty-seven.

• This maternal sensuality, she adds, is in no way an attempt to sexualize her children or herself.

• Baudelaire had, in the matter of perfumes, a strangely subtle sensuality which is rarely to be met with except amongst Orientals.

• In the intervals of his serious labors Napoleon gave way to a life of sensuality, and the women were prodigal of their charms.

• I no longer habitually cherish physical sloth and luxury, which excite to excessive sensuality.

• In some of the faces that passed him he saw only a careless sensuality brightened by the flush of excitement.