sexual licence

On the other hand, in a Court famous for sexual licence, he had the reputation of being a good and faithful husband.

His frankly expressed views on sexual licence were also many decades ahead of their time.

It had the same old image, but the elements of sexual licence and social reversal went underground.

Sexual licence, evident in some coastal cities, is clearly spreading to China's interior.

He informed us that Eskimo sexual licence goes far beyond any idea of free love or promiscuity.

The Mail on Sunday has referred to the hotel as an "atmosphere of complete sexual licence."

The episode might bear a reflection of the traditional sexual licence of such occasions.

It argues that the problem was partly a reflection of the general increase in sexual licence in the 1960s and 70s.

If they are regarded negatively, they may be called "sexual licence" or "licentiousness".

The novel follows the character of Sabina; a woman who dares to enjoy the sexual licence that men have always known.

There was a lot of nightclubs opening up and incredible sexual licence, people threw off all their Victorian inhibitions.

There's a sense in which the Arab world is sexually intolerant and quite opposed to Western sexual licence.

Sexual licence, jokes about utility knickers ("one Yank and they're off") belonged in the past.

Intoxication, sexual licence, outrageous behaviour.

The musical productions at the Opéra – and the ballerinas who danced in them – were noted for rebellious sexual licence.

So, behind the concern about music and dance were concerns about sexual licence, and about miscegenation, the mixing of races.

Ramsey was almost certain that they were not sleeping with each other, which was unusual in this summer of 1969 when sexual licence was a raging epidemic.

In practice this meant that Ranters were identified with activities outside socially accepted boundaries, for example indulging in sexual licence, blasphemy and swearing.

Despite the wartime climate of sexual licence, she remained a virgin until she was 30, only succumbing on a trip to Paris after VE day.

Wine of The Country - A tale of infidelity and sexual licence concerning a British couple in Brunei.

"Muslims did not fast at all, the Christians said, for at night they gorged themselves and even embarked on to a sea of sexual licence and gratification.

In Canada, conservative principles such as the sanctity of family and the dignity of work were drowning in popular esteem for the welfare state and sexual licence.

It was also that, especially during the Seventies and Eighties, sexual licence was considered acceptable and anyone who spoke against it was treated as a pariah.

Spouse-sharing did take place in the hunting days as a way of formalizing the sustaining alliances required for survival-less an expression of sexual licence than an essential social mechanism.