sensualist

"I'm a sensualist - my whole life is about experience."

She is not so much an existentialist as a sensualist.

Well, you know me well enough by now, the sensualist I am.

Will Henderson was a sensualist and had reached the age of forty-five.

"I'm a sensualist, if you like, but what does it matter?

He is not a club owner, but a sensualist.

And so the sensualist turns warrior, without losing her awareness of the moment.

A natural sensualist, a lover of all things female.

As Dmitri, the sensualist among the three brothers, he is all passion in his use of energy.

I haven't met a good chef who wasn't also a sensualist.

The sensualist, I'll allow ye, begins by pursuing a real pleasure, though a small one.

Either the sensualist or his pearl-toothed companion had taken pity on her.

Matisse, a great sensualist, was enraptured by the feminine form.

He was a sensualist, she thought in despair.

I thought that you were a sensualist who'd never rise above the instincts of an animal in the gutter.

Others attack him for being a lazy sensualist, who can't make up his mind between civilization and the "state of nature."

But there are also grounds for classifying it as among the book's sensualist poems.

Mandru did not insist on it because he was a sensualist.

It was as if he'd opened the cage of a wild creature in her, a sensualist who craved him.

Mr. Hodgkin, a sensualist, is best as an artist of the small scale.

Mr. Gardiner has usually been more of a lyricist and sensualist.

Nathanael meets with art and philosophy, but they are beyond an ingenuous sensualist.

The essays express the erudite thoughts of a sensualist.

The old sensualist, however, reckoned without his host.

I hadn't the least notion there was such a sensualist under that serene exterior."