That sensuality.

A nervousness, a tenderness... an uncertainty.

That sensitivity is what we need.

Drink to who gives pleasure.

I think those are, in a sense, the same thing, they're synonyms. It's all about sensuality, visual sensuality, it's true.

There's a kind of sensuality that's irresistable, right?

So I think emotion is a dimension that is important to introduce into city space, into city life.

No. Voiceover Sensuality.

To me it reads like Death on one side and pleasure or sensuality on the other.

Immobility. The power of immobility.

We needed a place where sensuality, desire and freedom are forbidden by the social context.

That sensitivity is what we need. Once this belief enters, behavior will happen, business will happen.

Steven But it's clear that whoever she is, this is a painting that is about sensuality, it's about the sort of the beauty of the physical.

It's not pleasant.

So the figure glows in a softness, her outlines and in the modeling, that enhances that sensuality, as you said.

It is just spectacularly sensitive and I love the fact that it is not symmetrical, his head is pushed over to the side.

Moreover, low self esteem exacerbates a feeling of helplessness and lack of control.

David is very young, and it's hard not to see a kind of sensuality in the way that David puts his hand on his hip and looks down.

That effort was propelled as much by a keen sense of exigency as by hope.

And it starts getting really nice.

You and your sense of property!

And, of course, a sense of humor.

Jane Austen. Sense and Sensibility.

And guns give people a sense of power, a false sense of power.

Her mouth opens a little bit wider, and there really does seem to be this sense of horror, this sense of desperation.

A Sense of Nationalism

A feeling beyond words.

That feeling.

Sense of taste.

A warm feeling.

These will add a sense of...

Feeling grows.

What feeling?

ON NATURE

He has a sense of identity, a sense of historical and religious tradition, a feeling of belonging to a concrete family, place, and region, which are psychologically and culturally beneficial.

But mostly the sensuality I think emerges because of the incredible softness that we sense from the paint.

When you've got a feeling you've got a feeling.

Maybe that's what adversity gives us a sense of self, a sense of our own power.

A sense of humility and skepticism is missing.

A sense of despondency has set in that nothing can be done to stop it.

I really like that feeling.

He works through feeling and inspiration.

I lost all sense of time and space.

I mean, it's there's a lot of pride in it, a lot of gratefulness.

You have a sense of fullness, sometimes, a sense of fatigue which they don't talk about.