1
He was as sexless, as cool, as an image carved in jade.
2
They were as sexless as steers.
3
To describe a wife as sexless may be called under-description; that is bad enough, but over-description is surely worse.
4
She had become so dully habituated to married life that in her full matronliness she was as sexless as an anemic nun.
5
He looked upon her as sexless, too, and he hated women to be sexless-hisMadonna was not after Memling but after Raphael.
6
Already the American man sometimes felt surprise at finding himself regarded as sexless; the American woman was oftener surprised at finding herself regarded as sexual.