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Перевод: sensuous
[прилагательное] чувственный; эстетический
Тезаурус:
- del Mar takes his time over the more languid and sensuous passages, but never allows them to drag.
- Rather sensuous, he concludes.
- The sensual - or more correctly sensuous - aspects of chocolate are connected mostly with the fat free constituents developed in the cacao pod during growth, which are enhanced by subsequent fermentation and roasting.
- But even this is done in the name of a supposed "immediate sensuous charge" rather than any more extended critical capacity of art or the aesthetic.
- Sitting on my own behind them on the return journey I looked straight at the innocently sensuous lips of Isabella Rossellini, advertising a perfume near traffic lights.
- Five minutes later and, having shrugged on Armani's uncluttered lines and the sensuous Nicole Farhi knitwear, Yuri was clearly thrilled with the result.
- Marx defined labour as "human sensuous activity".
- He found he could no longer hide behind a naive love, a sensuous world of uncomplex bohemia and he was drawn, still yearning for past ignorance, not up or down, but along to a state of affairs that simply put he could not cope with.
- Unlike almost all his portraits, the nudes are not melancholy, but direct, open, sensuous in form and sumptuous in colour.
- Of his modest Welsh Ring cycle he said, "I aimed to strip away all the burdens that philosophers have put on everybody's shoulders about the Ring, and take a very fresh, sensuous look at it."
- However, there is enough solid evidence to lead us to believe that the stories which gave inspiration to medieval balladeers and to Wagner in his sensuous love music, (including his well-known Liebestod), were based on events of long ago beside the now peaceful Fowey River.
- By sensuous, Jarvefelt meant working closely with the cast to make reactions and relationships on stage seem natural and believable.
- It can be the sheer sensuous pleasure in the feel of what you are wearing: how it drapes, the coolness or heat of the material, the weight of the necklace, the crashing of the bracelets.
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