Sentence examples for bare human from inspiring English sources
The bare human body is the altar of God on this earth at least.
The director, Jeremy Bloom, has said that the production "celebrates the bare human form as an intersection of nature and industry".
But he was also one of the great draftsmen of his age -- his landscape drawings prefigure Rembrandt and Ruisdael -- and became a virtuosic painter whose primary subject was bare human flesh: its texture, its color, its chemistry.
In St. Tropez, where he makes the acquaintance of whizzing cars, gendarmes, butchers and the opposite sex ("Runt," like real children, finds humor in flatulence, urinating and the bare human behind), this dog is going to find despair and hope.
From this moment forward "The Pianist" -- which opens today in New York and Los Angeles -- becomes a tour de force of claustrophobia and surreal desperation, and Mr. Polanski ruthlessly strips his Szpilman down to the bare human minimum.
It is a reflection of the way human beings directly engage their world, the result of a bare human propensity to see some things as naturally grouped with others or as usefully conceived in comparison with others.
Twenty years of experience with the treaty in the great majority of countries shows that it simply helps third-world women gain their barest human rights.
And when For the Love of God – Hirst's platinum skull studded with diamonds and baring human teeth – came on to the market in 2007, it took the breath away less as a memento mori than with its supposed price tag of £50m.
Like its most obvious referents, the xx's album and Burial's Untrue, this is a small-hours record, one that deploys both hyper-saturated processing and the barest human sounds; one that pares everything to its essence and then dares to cut again.
So if the weather was stormy, I was lucky to get the barest human outline.
Beauty, eroticism, mythology, allegory: the traditional justifications for nudity in painting were gone, leaving only the bare fact of the naked human body.
