sensuousness

What was really the final cause of the hostility to sensuousness displayed by dualistic mediaeval Christianity?

Now and then the tip of his tail curled and uncurled with an indescribable effect of sensuousness.

She had been seized by a wave of sensuousness, a desire to conquer and bring to her feet this rebellious young man.

But the mind which is mainly sensuous by direct action may also work by reflex action, and pass from sensuousness into sentiment.

The former curves of sensuousness were now modulated to lines of devotional passion.

Sensuousness has been frequently defined as the paramount bias of Keatss poetic genius.

There is no deep emotion, there is no sensuousness, there is no glowing color, no 'color of deciduous days.'

In "Il Fuoco" we get the same ethics, philosophy, sthetics, and glorification of sensuousness that we get in all his other books.

Not childish, but mature; for I could not miss in its aspect, a warmth, a quality of sensuousness.

A stranger looking at her would perhaps have adjudged her inclined to sensuousness, and dull.