Sentence examples for amputated hand from inspiring English sources

The billboard will feature an amputated hand over the slogan: "This suffering is the secret of Saudi justice".

In the mirror treatment, a patient with an amputated hand places his normal and phantom hands on each side of the mirror.

Before losing consciousness, the peasant chops off his right hand with the ax, and the blood pours out as a pale yellow froth, while the amputated hand turns black.

Because doctors often learn much from failed experiments, pathologists are studying the amputated hand to determine if there were different rates of rejection among the various types of tissue in the transplant.

In the early-20th-century galleries, Kirchner's well-known painting of himself in a military uniform with an amputated hand from 1915 bitterly denounces the madness of modern war, while his Gauguin-like, carved wood 1919 sculpture of a naked woman fantasizes a primeval hedonism.

Today I'm thinking about one of the sub-stories — nesting stories, à la Russian matrioshka, if you will — in Part I, in which a painter creates a composite self-portrait at the center of which is his own amputated hand, the hand he had formerly used to paint, which he cut off himself.

One reason for staging the game was that the stadium had been used by the Taliban as an execution ground, with regular shootings and hangings from the soccer goalposts, and the waving of criminals' amputated hands to the crowd.

One of the governors standing beside him was Sani Ahmed, who started to introduce sharia to his state, Zamfara, in January.A few days later, Mr Ahmed publicly refuted the deal, and the authorities in Zamfara amputated the hand of a convicted cattle thief.

I've even forgotten that they amputated my hand.

He drove 14 miles to find a country doctor, who amputated the hand.

I'd rather move while I can make these decisions semi-voluntarily, not after I've amputated a hand using a rented chainsaw.