Sentences with phrase «sexual longing»

To be sure of achieving mix - and - match genetics, natural selection would inevitably generate the psychological phenomena we now associate with sexual longing.

But the truth is that when we experience sexual longing, it may not be actual sex that we need.

Ironically, the scenes in «In Darkness» that stay with you aren't moments of high peril but small details of survival - of how a sensory - deprived child might keep his mind active through a year and a half of night, or how a woman might cope with sexual longing in the middle of a crowd.

But then they get a new teacher, a good - looking fellow who decides he wants them to concentrate on «The Crucible» instead, a story about malicious gossip and barely repressed sexual longing.

Del Toro establishes Eliza's sexual longing during the opening credits, and neither Hawkins nor the film shies away from it.

While Stephanie Fabrizi's script means well, in some ways feeling like a lesbian reworking of Louis Malle's 1992 erotic classic Damage as both pictures deal with the nature of instant romantic and sexual longing between strangers, most of what transpires is far too contrived and facile to ever pass as authentic.

It does not, contrary to its own professed ideology, stimulate and gratify sexual longing.

Dramatizing intangible sexual longings and male domination over the female body, Bellmer's dolls speak directly to sculptors today, including Kiki Smith.

I believe it is not enough to tell Christians to redirect all their sexual longings in a spiritual way, since spirituality and sexuality express distinct and different elements of our lives.

Denying our sexual longings is not working for anyone.

And behind every sexual longing, I believe there's an even deeper spiritual longing.

Human - looking robots are everywhere, relieving people of housework and sexual longings.

Trouble is, most of the locals suspect Pascal of being the serial killer, a revelation that only heightens Moll's pent - up sexual longings and angry impulses.

In BookPage, reviewer Jillian Quint gave a perfect description of the novel: «Through three men's interlocking though asymmetrical narratives, Mr. Peanut tells the story of all marital strife — with an emphasis on the ugly side, replete with violence, pain, inertia, manipulation, sexual longing and destruction.»

Why does Russo depict both priests as flawed men — Father Mark by his sexual longings and Father Tom by his dementia?