noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
female
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I knew how to drop into the stereotypes we learn as female sexuality ....
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Indeed, this intelligent and controlled female sexuality is what makes human communities possible.
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What is strikingly absent in nineteenth-century thought is any concept of female sexuality which is independent of men's.
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They seem fortunate to some because they are left to pursue young women without being caught in the coils of female sexuality .
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It was female sexuality that constituted the social problem, because through it the race was perpetuated.
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Rather than a brief performance, female sexuality is a long, unfolding process.
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Blackwell's radical ideas point to the tentative beginnings of a discourse on active female sexuality .
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In the 1860s medical interventions into the contagious diseases debate polarized earlier representations of female sexuality .
human
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And secondly, propositions about human sexuality in general, and its relationship to the development of human civilizations.
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The answers come from a variety of professionals who deal with human development and sexuality .
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But it seems that information technology is affecting human sexuality , too.
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Over the next three decades, many theologians took a fresh look at the whole subject of human sexuality .
male
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Max breathed out powerful male sexuality in every movement.
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A dread of black male sexuality remains.
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It was the language of purity which mobilized many women to develop a trenchant critique of male sexuality .
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And it would give us a new understanding of the statues with phallic necks or other representations of male sexuality .
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He was standing close, holding her breathless with his gaze, every inch of him exuding male sexuality .
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Untamed, they can indulge their short-term and promiscuous male sexuality and many do.
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It needed to focus on the reform of male sexuality and the improvement of working-class morals.
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She is in constant pursuit of ways in which to accentuate male sexuality and to provide men with comfortable clothes.
strong
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Harriet Walter plays her excellently as a woman who combines a strong sexuality with a defiant nobility of character.
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At its strongest , sexuality within holy matrimony was only justified as a necessary part of reproduction.
■ VERB
express
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Society is ambivalent about recognising that elderly people have a legitimate wish to continue to express their sexuality in physical ways.
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But physical disabilities can make it difficult for you to express your sexuality .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a study of human sexuality
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Gradually he came to understand and accept his own sexuality .
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She has written a fascinating book on female sexuality .
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Teenagers are often confused about their sexuality , for example whether they are gay or straight.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But escalation is not usually associated with adult sexuality .
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Do you think specific arts events should receive public funding, or are you unhappy about gay sexuality being publicised.
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One account specifies reproduction as a sexuality as the prime cosmogonic factor.
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Society is ambivalent about recognising that elderly people have a legitimate wish to continue to express their sexuality in physical ways.
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The question of sexuality further complicates racialized encounters, such as racial harassment and violence.
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Their dangerous, uncontrolled sexuality is destined to be muted by the life-long practice of inhuman austerities and self-denial.
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They told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the scandal amounted to an abuse of power, not sexuality .
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With their mix of male and female imagery, snakes are sexuality incarnate.