sensualism

I confined myself to drowning it all in fierce sensualism.

The sensualism is there to remind us that these lives, close to ruin, have innate worth.

On this platform, one lives in a sty of sensualism, and would soon come to suicide.

The true prudence limits this sensualism by admitting the knowledge of an internal and real world.

Moreover, reason allows for the distinction between a useful sensibility and a harmful sensualism.

It came naturally to him, for his genius as a chef lay in his sensualism.

Passion, gross sensualism, may bring such together, and enable them to propagate; but pure love, never.

Moreover, it emphasized that women should be considered rational beings and not left to wallow in sensualism.

Especially noticed was her thoroughly wholesome and pure sensualism even while bathing nude.

Then a bout of sensualism of the worst grade, sexual perversion."

Sensualism, therefore, at least as a regulative hypothesis, if not as a heuristic principle.

It would've been hard to guess at Mark's sensualism without Bezmozgis' summations.

The basic principle of sensualism is "there is not anything in mind, which hasn't been in the sensations."

The great philosophers of sensualism are:

Alisjahbana has identified a leading aspect of his personality as 'idealised sensualism'.

His five volumes of poems, published between 1910 and 1912, were noted by Crohmălniceanu for their "intellectualized sensualism".

Maddy had the same streak of detached sensualism that had indeed been awakened in Alice over the last week.

And St. Clare did so,--for gross sensualism, in any form, was not the peculiar temptation of his nature.

Harding argues that Tantra is one of the paths for God-realization and cannot be branded as sensualism.

'Many of his (Cornish's) art works contain a feel of erotic sensualism.

Deep in his complex nature lay a rich vein of sensualism, at the sport of which he placed all the prizes of his life.

However, there were many friendships with women, as well, and a similar suppressed sensualism informs his female portrait and figure studies (notably Egyptian Girl, 1891).

Sensualism in poetry had always been harangued by Church officials particularly during the Renaissance when there was a renewed interest in Pagan culture.

Genovesi does introduced the new order of ideas into Italy, at the same time preserving a just mean between the two extremes of sensualism and idealism.

(Although their palates are often debased and common, I believe they tend toward profligate sensualism - a crudely bodily cupidity.)