Sentence examples for Not a stigmata from inspiring English sources

A few hours after Leo took his first breaths, I was applying pressure to a small mass on my forehead that had started bleeding during delivery — which a resident had assured me was not a stigmata but something called a pyogenic granuloma, unless it was melanoma, but not to worry — when one of the producers of "Joshua" called my cell phone.

If this was not possible (for example if injections were made in the groin or if the respondent was not a regular injector so that fresh stigmata were not visible) potential participants were asked questions to ascertain their familiarity with injecting drug use practices before the start of the interview.

Yet even this operation usually doesn't short-circuit the system entirely, because a blush is far more than a stigmata of embarrassment.

In medicine, this is known as a stigmata, a physical mark of illness.

Fludd obliquely reveals his mission in Fetherhoughton to the one person who guesses he's not a real priest: Sister Philomena, a young Irish nun banished from her home country for passing off her dermatitis as marks of the stigmata.

He notices anew what others more familiar with the paintings might not any more: stigmata like miniature sunbursts, open wounds like eyes, fingers pointing like weapons.

He was afebrile and did not have peripheral stigmata of endocarditis.

** "The stigmata of desire" is unfortunately not an irony, and "the proper wild oats of youth," though probably an intentional oxymoron, cannot be called wit.

I didn't spend much time on it before I realized it was going nowhere: a sutured stigmata.

Then as the vision disappeared, it left not only a greater ardour of love in the inner man but no less marvelously marked him outwardly with the stigmata of the Crucified.

For these associations, London has tried to inflict upon Adams a kind of media stigmata, a video bruise.