Similar words: pornographer, iconography, phonograph, stenographer, biography, geography, demography, topography. Meaning: [pɔr'nɑgrəfɪ /pɔː'nɒ-] n. creative activity (writing or pictures or films etc.) of no literary or artistic value other than to stimulate sexual desire.
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31 Many countries have safeguards against, for example, child pornography.
32 Do your teachings allow you to keep pornography?
33 I don't want your giant box of pornography.
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34 Pornography is vitiated decline in human-art gas is increased.
35 Pornography taints the young mind.
36 Hard-core pornography is prosecutable under the law.
37 Strike hard against network obscenity and pornography.
38 But he also uses paint to push back against our urge to gawk, against the pornography of violence and catastrophe.
39 Many who see these images think that hard core pornography is a true depiction of sex, or they become desensitised to the brutality of the films.
40 The private world, Emotions, Self-torture, Violence Pornography Homosexuality Despair Mess, Movies, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, Heroism, Loneliness.
41 In June, the US military designated Abdo a conscientious objector to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but that status was put on hold after he was charged over child pornography in Kentucky.
42 I already explained how kink lead me to porn, and now that I'm here, I have to say that pornography and my exhibitionist sexuality influence my feminism.
43 The trial has become a target for protests by hard-line Muslim groups who have adopted pornography as a banner issue, claiming it symbolises what they have called the nation's moral decline.
44 And ever since the invention of photography (1840) and motion pictures (1890), pornography has shown hetero-anal play.
45 Pornography depicting consenting adults, should be legal for the adult population.
46 Decadent, vulgar, pornography, depravity, estheticism, traditional descendant, these words usually are the labels of his works.
47 Like pornography, a tax shelter is something that people know when they see it.
48 The origins of Chinese erotica and pornography can be traced way back into antiquity.
49 Some feminists even claim that pornography can empower women by loosening them from the shackles of social prudery and restrictions.
50 While conservative groups have sought to categorize the statue’s brazenness with soft pornography the statue is still held as a great work of art, pubic hair and all.
51 He had already received a 15 - year prison sentence in February 2004 on federal child pornography charges.
52 Until hipster porn: Also called alt porn, it's a genre of pornography that is mostly pictures on websites but also includes actual pornographic videos.
53 In the view of sociology network crime included: hackers bristle tail , pornography , adverse current its.
54 Ivory Dickerson pleaded guilty in 2007 and possessing child pornography.
55 Under domestic law, salacious images of children aged less than 18 are considered child pornography, and production and sale of such images is banned.
56 A lot of the flagellation pornography involved men whipping men or tutors whipping boys, and if you think about the position, it's all about the bottom and a whip, so there's a phallic aspect of it.
57 The film is set in Budapest, amid a collision of two unlikely worlds: the political backdrop of the US Embassy and the indecorous underworld of East Europe's pornography scene.
58 This is probably why visual pornography is more popular with men.
59 There is excessive violence and pornography in mass media that is misleading, exaggerative and false.
60 Between pregnancy, pornography, labiaplasty, and the garden-variety insecurity that comes with the territory of being a woman in the Western world, ladies can get pretty worried about their vaginas.
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