| I was thinking I could pepper my commentary with pictures that attest to my exhibitionist nature. |
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| Failure to reap the rewards of what he considered his great talent led to increasingly expressionistic and exhibitionist art. |
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| Lopate understands it is neither the self as exhibitionist nor the structure of narrative competing with lyric that dulls contemporary poems. |
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| Baboons are especially notorious for this rather unnwholesome exhibitionist behaviour. |
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| Though the depth of their devotion was beyond question, they had an undeniable exhibitionist impulse. |
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| Ironically though, Ashley, who has always had an exhibitionist streak, says the job has built her self-confidence. |
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| I suppose I have an exhibitionist component to my character as well as a voyeuristic one. |
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| In the past, I have chided Prof. Reynolds for his mildly exhibitionist postings. |
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| Originally I thought blogs were a kind of exhibitionist diary for people with global egos. |
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| But blogs can also serve as exhibitionist outlets that highlight the worst of America's tell-all and show-all tendencies. |
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| Is she the exhibitionist who stripped to her bra as she danced on the tables of pubs in Grimsby? |
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| An exhibitionist is sexually aroused by the shock or surprise of the victim. |
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| Karadzic, the exhibitionist politician, could not resist inventing a flamboyant new identity as a bearded New Age healer. |
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| People dying of cancer are rarely represented in the same exhibitionist manner. |
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| My friend the Garbageman is one of those daring, exhibitionist diners who prides himself on his cast-iron stomach. |
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| As he moves, he seems to shape-shift from an old ballet master to a flamenco star, to a self-caressing exhibitionist, to a squirrel. |
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| The exhibitionist Kac, on the other hand, implicitly denies essence, integrity, identity. |
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| Because I'm very detail-oriented and probably exhibitionist, I discovered a new activity that I really like. |
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| A less exhibitionist approach is to display the following poster. |
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| Fortunately, celebrities are proving to be accommodatingly exhibitionist. |
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| Millet, recording her own experience, is an exhibitionist and a boaster and, unfortunately, not much of a writer. |
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| My first major exhibitionist experience happened in my late teens. |
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| The difficulty lies in walking the tightrope between ignoring the differences and being exhibitionist about them. |
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| We should therefore not be surprised that the twenties were an enthusiastic display of unchaperoned dating, provocative dress, and exhibitionist behavior. |
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| However, these sites often contain provocative and sexualized images and text, and encourage kids to participate in exhibitionist behaviours. |
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| Outraged neighbors think he's an exhibitionist and want to turn him in to the police. |
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| Until then you will be caught up in the meaningless noise of argumentation, disputation and exhibitionist flamboyance. |
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| Channel your inner exhibitionist and take can aerobic pole dancing class from Alternative Fitness. |
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| Tantra Fitness will be onsite so get ready to channel your inner exhibitionist and take can aerobic pole dancing class. |
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| When you're a performer, you have to face up to the fact that you've got a strong exhibitionist streak in your character and you have to accept that. |
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| Being a thief is banal but writing about it is magnificent and with this exhibitionist act of tedious subversion, I have recreated myself once more as gullible, European radicals reclaim me for their own. |
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| Famously tolerant of colourful private lives, the French were bothered not so much by the marital turbulence as by the exhibitionist way in which the president seemed more concerned with his life than with theirs. |
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| Mr Sarkozy, Ray-Ban shades glued to his nose, squandered his popularity by turning his private life into an exhibitionist soap opera, earning the nickname President Bling-Bling. |
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| They think he's an exhibitionist and they call the police. |
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| Sucre, with his exhibitionist EGO was obviously not prepared to be ridiculed, he needed to demonstrate his power and for this reason he made superhuman efforts to hypnotize the gentleman. |
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| According to the French historian and philosopher Michel Foucault, the survival and control of modern society depend on a politics of individualized pleasures and on the valorization of an exhibitionist behavior. |
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| Like the exhibitionist, the scatophiliac wants his victim, the person on the other end of the phone line, to be shocked, disgusted, or horrified by his demeanor or words. |
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| And men are leading the way in the exhibitionist stakes with one in five having sunbathed starkers while just 11 per cent of women have dared to bare all on the beach. |
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| Exhibitionist behavior frequently will occur around times of stress or when the patient has free time. |
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