It glistens, titillates all senses, whispers sweet nothings into the ears of our tastebuds.
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That allows for a level of human debasing that titillates, makes us feel something.
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Night Bloom III titillates the eye; the sculpture can be studied in multiple ways.
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"This Valentine's Day, forget the past," titillates the tweet accompanying the trailer for Fifty Shades Darker.
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While "Chitchat" discloses what old age can be, "Grampa" (2016) is a fable-like piece that titillates our imagination.
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" His worldview titillates Heather even as it unmoors her: "Everything before it had been mere prelude; everything afterward would be Jack.
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Both Cardi and Parton regularly reference their bodies and curves — an approach that titillates and tickles the public — but there is far more to them.
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In a video that titillates, perplexes, and elicits a cry out to God, the venerable gaming company best known for blushing toadstool creatures, announced another anime-babe filled Senran Kagura game.
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He does this by dispensing with theatrical conventions — showy sets and costumes, a clear separation between stage and audience, acting that titillates or entertains — so that the focus stays fixed on the bodies of the actors and their words.
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From a fairy tale murder mystery to a cat's gritty determination to a group of exotic food enthusiasts who bite off more than they can chew, each story titillates, disturbs, and stays with readers in a manner that only Neil Gaiman can orchestrate.
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Each song titillates in its own way, yet no two tunes sound the same: from the Neptunes-esque snaps that drive standout track "Wild," to Steve Davit's irresistible saxophone riff in "Mistaken," this diversity marks an evolution from the duo's 2015 Sway EP, where the songs are recognizable like siblings (that is, with the exception of the quieter, dubstep-infused "Deep").
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Greed, lust for power, lust for money; lust for sex, and changing morality of today's society. With an ensemble cast and a retro palette Chorabali titillates and engages its viewers with a series of intertwined plot.
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Gauri doesn't reciprocate the desires of Ramesh. Then Ramesh marries Gauri, but even after marriage things don't change and much to the dismay of Ramesh, he is not able to consummate. Bijli comes to know about this. She titillates Ramesh towards her and Ramesh now can't control himself.
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Roped in by Etoile FC of the Singaporean S.League for 2011, the French midfielder claimed that the standard of football there was higher, recommending it to Reunion-based footballers if the prospect of going abroad titillates them.Singapour ? Pas contre Clinacoo.re By June that year, he parted ways with the club.
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She makes sweeping generalizations and flippant insertions that are neither supported by the original text nor the weight of evidence in other related ancient and later Indian literature such as from the Bengal Renaissance movement – one of the scholarly specialty of Narasingha Sil. Doniger's presentation style titillates, yet some details misinform and parts of her interpretations are dubious, states Sil.
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Unlike traditional pornography, the interactive nature of the camming medium titillates with the promise of virtual friendship. Princeton University sociologist and author of The Purchase of Intimacy, Viviana Zelizer, states of camming: "they're defining a new kind of intimacy. It's not traditional sex work, not a relationship, but something in between." Cam models perform not just sex work, but also perform through their hosting duties, conveying authenticity, creating and animating fantasies, and managing relationships over time.
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Little is known of Hong's past, except that he once mentioned that he was a slave of Jurchen officials in the Jin Empire before he joined the Beggars' Sect. He cut off his right forefinger in remorse after failing a mission, which cost a righteous man's life, because of his overindulgence in fine cuisine. Hong Qigong makes his first appearance in the novel during Guo Jing and Huang Rong's first adventure. Huang Rong is preparing a Beggar's Chicken and the fragrant scent titillates Hong Qigong's senses.
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Later, Dwight, rethinking his stand on anxiety medication, now would like some of her pills, claiming that they would help his cousin, Mose. Nellie, understanding that Dwight is having trouble admitting to his anxiety, tells him that she hopes "Mose" feels better. In another subplot involving her, she unintentionally titillates Toby with her Halloween costume, a "sexy" version of himself. At the end of the episode, he is seen giving her a bouquet of flowers, but after she takes her wig off, he realizes that he was only attracted to her because of the costume.
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From the 60s AD female gladiators appear as rare and "exotic markers of exceptionally lavish spectacle".. In 66 AD, Nero had Ethiopian women, men and children fight at a munus to impress the King Tiridates I of Armenia.; , citing Cassius Dio, 62.3.1. Romans seem to have found the idea of a female gladiator novel and entertaining, or downright absurd; Juvenal titillates his readers with a woman named "Mevia", hunting boars in the arena "with spear in hand and breasts exposed",, citing Juvenal's Saturae, 1.22–1.23. and Petronius mocks the pretensions of a rich, low-class citizen, whose munus includes a woman fighting from a cart or chariot.
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