On one wall, "Three Studies in the Human Body," an enormous triptych painted by Francis Bacon in 1970, seems to echo the nightmares that still haunted Europe a quarter of a century after World War II and its extermination camps.
The health minister, Jillian Skinner, will not resign over the latest revelation of another hospital error in cremating a baby's body, citing enormous support from the medical community asking her to stay.
Auden loved him, and his verse depictions of him ("Your squat spruce body and enormous head", "your great grey eyes taking everything in, / And your nicely creased trousers") are among the tenderest notes in the book.
This footless figure is, frankly, much fatter than her Grecian descendants: her pear-shaped body boasts enormous breasts and an unrealistically swollen belly, with a pronounced pubic cleft.
His body was enormous, so full of fluid that he could barely move.
Clenched in unspeakably crude formation, those hairy bodies inspire enormous laughs, but they also serve an elegant formal function.
Throughout part of the eon, impacts from extraterrestrial bodies released enormous amounts of heat that likely prevented much of the rock from solidifying at the surface.
The researchers argue that being small made it easier for maniraptorans to adapt to a wider variety of habitats, whereas the rest of the dinosaurs, encumbered by their huge bodies and enormous food requirements, simply didn't make it.
Corpses were initially buried in mass graves, but later in 1942 and 1943, Jewish slave laborers were forced to reopen the graves and cremate the bodies on enormous pyres.
He wielded a foam-covered spear with enough force to knock over a grown man, which he did several times in pitched battles with similarly clad pugilists, all of whom gushed sweat as if it were being wrung from their bodies by enormous hands.
