Sentence examples for bodily malfunction from inspiring English sources

Cavendish is nasty (and insinuatingly sympathetic) in the way of the Amises and Burgess's Enderby, snarling with wit about disasters of transport and bodily malfunction.

Unless the concentrations of mineral ions such as sodium, crystalloids such as glucose, and wastes such as urea are maintained within narrow normal limits, bodily malfunction rapidly develops leading to sickness or death.

Although most deaths related to G are recorded as heart failure or some other form of bodily malfunction, over the past five years a handful of deaths have been attributed to G, such as those of three men in London's Pleasuredrome sauna in 2012.

They typically appeal to our intuitions about illness as support for their own emphasis on underlying bodily malfunction.

First, its core claim is a denial of the naturalist thesis that disease necessarily involves bodily malfunction.

Naturalists contend that the determination of bodily malfunction is an objective matter to be determined by science.

Likewise, bodily malfunctions, traffic jams and John Smeaton add up to over-familiar comic territory.

A large loss of hair can indicate more serious bodily malfunctions.

Like a number of other films at Venice, "Child of God" seems duty-bound to rub our noses in it — "it" meaning many things, some of them to do with bodily functions or malfunctions, and all of them about as far from Ducal Palaces, Gucci shades, and the plash of gentle waves as you could hope to get.

Their outrageous gags and their obsession with bodily functions (or rather malfunctions) are well documented.

"Insurers would typically think of that as a product-liability situation that arises out of bodily injury or a device malfunction that is injurious". That's changed in today's increasingly connected environment.