Flirting used in a sentence

Flirting in a sentence as a noun

Talking to the guys, flirting a bit with the ladies.

I'm not flirting with the "true Scotsman" here, but the problem is the definition of what is legal.

The only way to really learn flirting, I've found, is the same as one would learn any other culture: by immersion.

It's almost as if when the girl is attracted to the guy, it's flirting, but when she isn't, it's creepy/sexual harassment.

He eventually started drinking showing up late for work, flirting with all women in the office, etc.

Apart from the brain-dead flirting efforts, that heels-and-skirt-suit effect doesn't sound any different than my reaction to men in suits.

Some people's sexual harassment is someone else's harmless flirting, an entirely innocent joke may be an unintended racial slur.

Do so with open eyes, however, for once you start down this road, you will be completely at the mercy of the person with whom you are flirting or whatever else you may be doing.

They aggressively escalated physically with every woman they were flirting with.

The problem with "ask first" is that it is a self-defeating behaviour in current culture: Touching is an integral part of flirting and also common in interactions that don't involve sexual or romantic interest.

I can't express my gratitude and appreciation for 10-gen's simultaneous interest in community building, flirting with corporate wigs and getting the word out to developers for every other language.

OkCupid had already figured this out back in Jan 2010 [1]:> For women, a smile isn’t strictly better: she actually gets the most messages by flirting directly into the camera> Men’s photos are most effective when they look away from the camera and don’t smile.

This is going to be an extremely unpopular opinion,but I would like to actually have some meaningful discussion about this - am I the only one to think that chatting/flirting/talking about sex with a generated avatar, no matter what is it of, should not be a crime?

Things like celebrating birthdays, \n throwing baby showers, collecting for gifts, selling Tupperware or Avon, \n managing sports tournaments, running betting pools, calling home to keep a \n romance alive or hand out chores to the children, gossiping or flirting with \n co-workers, getting a haircut, going to a medical or dental appointment, \n running to the cafeteria for a snack, coming in a little late or leaving a \n little early, taking Friday afternoon off, and griping about working \n conditions were all inappropriate when done on company time.