Sentence examples for Severed part from inspiring English sources

Clive Mantle, 55, underwent surgery to reattach the severed part of his ear after the incident early on Sunday.

Firefighter Silvestri is accused of taking a metal chair to Firefighter Walsh's face with such force that it severed part of his nose.

Doctors and nurses, concerned that if they waited any longer to reattach the severed part the surgery might not work, took the necessary steps to deem him mentally incompetent to make such decisions.

The folklore went something like this: Van Gogh cut off his ear after a row with Gauguin, before roaming the streets and giving the severed part to a prostitute called Rachel.

It can sprout roots from every leaf node, which is where the "creeping" comes in and why mowing makes it worse: every severed part is the start of a new monster.

Early the next morning, Christmas Eve, Gauguin found him bandaged, and concluded, as everyone else has since, that Vincent had turned the razor on himself and, in a fit of morbid exhibitionism, delivered the severed part to his favorite prostitute, before returning home to bandage his head and pass out.

One is probably the popularity of horror films, and, accordingly, the enthusiasm for things like Bloody Dagger Doorknockers and the whole severed-body-part segment of Halloween decor.

Part 1, subtitled "Fragile Hands," traces the growth of the student antiwar movement into the revolutionary surge that nearly toppled the government of Charles de Gaulle in 1968; Part 2, "Severed Hands," moves from the Russian repression of the Prague Spring to the coup d'état in Chile.

It is our emotional, psychological and spiritual relationship to our sexual body that gets severed--and a part of our consciousness goes along with it too.

In one graphic photograph, Arredondo can be seen seemingly pinching shut the end of an artery on the part-severed leg of a man being carried away in a wheelchair.

Severed from the history of the word "fireman," he is severed from history itself.