Sensual used in a sentence

Sensual in a sentence as an adjective

I close my eyes and think of the apple and all of its sensual properties etc.

All of this stuff is 100% imaginary and outside of realm of sensual evidence.

I enjoy eating sushi with my hands, because it adds another sensual dimension to the eating experience.

Since everyone's senses indicate that it is flat and my idea is not self-evident, it is me who must provide sensual evidence.

We are like the capitalist work-bees, shoveling digital snow around like escorts shoveling sensual snow.

We are not coming from a world of traffic noise, air pollution, overproduction, overarousal by all kinds of sensual stimulus.

Then with a pleasure which is both sensual and intellectual we shall watch the artist build his castle of cards and watch the castle of cards become a castle of beautiful steel and glass.

So it's up to physicists to prove to anyone else that this imaginary model is useful at organizing all their real sensual knowledge in a coherent manner.

"Which would probably qualify for "Overshadowed by virtually the slightest application of any other sensual input.

Centuries of everything from sensual, artful to downright obscene and even religious pornography, guidelines, texts and other scriptures, statues, china and other works of art beg to differ.

In fact, people are born with very different internal worlds, some people are really good at symbol manipulation, algebra, and language, their daily thinking consists of "talking to themselves", while some people naturally think by imagining pictures and having various loose sensual impressions, among the latter for example the great mathematician Poincare.

There has been—despite the cruelty of exploitation and forced sex—a consistent vision for women of a sexuality based on a harmony that is both sensual and possible… These visions of a humane sensuality based in equality are in the aspirations of women; and even the nightmare of sexual inferiority does not seem to **** them.

If you read this in context, it's clear that she's saying "this is the view of patriarchal society", not "this is how things should be".Later in the same chapter you're quoting from, Dworkin says:> Women have also wanted intercourse to work in this sense: women have wanted intercourse to be, for women, an experience of equality and passion, sensuality and intimacy.

May there be many a summer morning when, with what pleasure, what joy, you come into harbors seen for the first time; may you stop at Phoenician trading stations to buy fine things, mother of pearl and coral, amber and ebony, sensual perfume of every kind— as many sensual perfumes as you can; and may you visit many Egyptian cities to gather stores of knowledge from their scholars.