carnal

• His touch was sinfully carnal, and she never wanted him to stop. —  Garwood, Julie - Mercy
• 27 Sidney, Sir Philip, 15 Sin, carnal, the most distinctly human, 111. iv. 34 Sin, deceit, its essence, 49. ii. 44 pardon of, doctrine of, 135. iv. 55 Slang, 105. iv. 25 Greek, 138. iv. 59 Smith's Dictionary, s_, "Gallia," 29. ii. 9 Soissons, battle of, 485 A.D., 7 n.; 9, 20, 52. ii. 49 vase of, 47 sq. —  Our Fathers Have Told Us Part I. The Bible of Amiens
• Are not most of you carnal, all flesh,—the flesh gives laws, and you obey them? —  The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
• And therefore the apostle rebukes sharply the Corinthians: “Are ye not carnal, and walk as men, whereas there is among you envying, or zeal, and strife,” 1 Cor. —  The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning
• If the thought is carnal, the body must correspond, must express it in some physical discord Nothing else will destroy the very foundations of vitality quicker than impurity of thought and animal self-indulgence. —  Pushing to the Front

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