Argument Quote by J.S. Mason

“She could turn away and say that they had nothing to do with her, or she could accept that they had somehow touched her…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“But how could one hold this against her when faced with the perfection of her body? Suddenly”

— Pierre Boulle

“He was all hard muscle against her body, and the presence of a shirt saddened her. It had been easier to admire those chiseled…

— Vivienne Savage

“I would appreciate it if you would stop… stop… ogling me like that," she hissed, tugging her very modest neckline higher. "It is very…

— Anne Gracie

“Judging by the lopsided way she was hunched, with one hand buried deep under the lapel of her coat, Strike deduced that he had…

— Robert Galbraith

“Neither of them looked at each other like a friend. It didn’t feel like a friend’s hand on her thigh. It didn’t feel like…

— Chloe Cox

“Her body, sagging limply from her shoulders, contradicted the inflexible precision of the legs; the cold austerity of her face contradicted the pose of…

— Ayn Rand

“she barely moved and was, of course, concerned only with her own beautification and cleanliness. She dozed or was, at any rate, lying down,…

— Javier Marías

“Pelagia put her hands on her hips, taking advantage of the superiority implicit in the fact that she was standing and he lying down.”

— Louis de Bernières

“She’d never shown so much cleavage in all of her life, and flushed as she tried to adjust the neckline of the underdress to…

— Vivienne Savage

“Recently she had become intrigued by the admiring glances of other women. The admiration of her own sex existed on a higher and more…

— J.G. Ballard

“Somehow, though, neither her clothes nor her features seemed to matter—they were the adornments of a painting or a picture, not the real thing.…

— Benedict Jacka