Sentence examples similar to blood warmth from inspiring English sources

Worse, these souped-up creatures exude little flesh-and-blood warmth.

Nor can they survive more than a day or so away from the blood and warmth of the human scalp.

Gennadi Yanin plays Dr. Coppélius not as a buffoon but as a flesh-and-blood scientist with warmth and pathos.

According to Reuters, people in parts of Taiwan eat dog meat in the winter to improve body warmth and blood circulation.

Warmth increases blood circulation to the incision site, prompting faster healing.

There, the warmth of arterial blood is transferred to the cooler blood in adjacent veins.

The secret of their extraordinary colour is temperature: "It's cold, not warmth, that sets blood oranges on fire on the Etna plain".

Her eyes left his face and with what seemed a quadrupling in depth came following his to rest on those rectangles of warmth alive like blood.

BANG! BANG!, feeling the warmth your own blood, smelling what smells like fireworks on the 4th of July.

Warmth opens the blood vessels and encourages bleeding.

Some blood vessels dilate, releasing heat through the body, giving a feeling of warmth.