Sentence examples for bodies of human from inspiring English sources
Ms. Ohsawa populates street and backyard scenes with dozens of characters possessing the bodies of human children and heads of pigs, rabbits, cats, ducks, monkeys and wolves.
The difficulty in recovering the bodies of human victims and the widespread destruction of livestock was rapidly creating the danger of epidemics of cholera, dengue fever and other diseases, they said.
Often, the irregular shapes of baroque pearls were exploited and adapted for the bodies of human beings or animals, whose faces and limbs were modelled in gold and enamelled.
The choreography suggests states of mind, as well as events, through spare, abstract dance patterns Prior to attending the rehearsal, the writer did some research & discovered that dybbuks are wandering spirits who take over the bodies of human beings and cause endless trouble.
It is perfectly obvious to everyone that the bodies of human beings are very much alike in their construction, and it requires no sophisticated reasoning to infer that if others are made like me, they probably hurt when affected like me, e.g., when their bodies are stuck with pins, beaten, cut and so on.
In ancient folklore, a succubus was a female demon thought to inhabit the strikingly beautiful bodies of human girls and women.
(The service learns from large bodies of human-translated text, and there are obviously more French-English parallel texts than Kannada-English ones).
In it Earth has been occupied by an alien race, known as souls, who take over the bodies of humans.
Set in a world where aliens - Souls - have taken control of Earth and now live inside the bodies of humans, any humans that remain are hiding and hunted by Souls known as Seekers.
Further, and at a higher governmental level, different bodies of 'Humans' were responsible for checking different aspects, or more than one body was responsible to check certain aspects.
Chinese traditional medicine discerns no sharp separation between the bodies of humans and those of animals, or between wild and domesticated animals.
