Sentence examples for about the flesh from inspiring English sources

Tells about the flesh thus exposed.

But what about the flesh?

You realise something about the flesh, she says, when you see a surgeon put his hand through a woman's breast.

If I cared more about the flesh that propelled this book into existence, the facts would matter less.

"Lear" is a play about family, about the flesh and the mind melding together in decay, about understanding what it means to love and to foolishly refuse to admit one's need for love.

To his brother-in-law, a gentle soul, he wrote after seeing Cadmus's painting called "Lust," of a monstrous woman wrapped in a giant condom: "I do not understand your aching agony about the flesh.

"It's about pressing the flesh with clients that you deal with all year over the phone," Kay said.

At maturity, the total carbohydrates in mesocarp contribute to about 10%% of the flesh weight and are composed of about 10%% starch, 20%% sucrose, 10%% hexoses and 60%% C7 sugars and sugar alcohols (mannoheptulose and perseitol; [ 8].

The memorial was a warning about the flesh-and-blood cost of war.

In "Art and Madness," Ms. Roiphe is sharply perceptive about the flesh-and-blood people around her.

In the last generation, colleges, pushing for racially diverse and well-rounded student bodies, have purposefully searched for other ways of deciphering the mystery of what an application really says about the flesh-and-blood student behind it.