Sentence examples for body rendered from inspiring English sources

Memory is often etched on the body, rendered in movement.

He died in Iraq, his body rendered unrecognisable in an ambush on the "Route Irish", the dangerous road between Baghdad airport and the Green Zone.

Motherwell shows the body, rendered all but abstract, twice, once daubed with blood-colored paint, and again set against a sheet of busily patterned wrapping paper that here suggests a bullet-strafed wall.

Although Mr. Levine's signature conceit, the large head on little body rendered with a crosshatch technique, was a throwback to the 19th-century cartoon styles of the French caricaturist André Gill and the British cartoonist John Tenniel, in the early 1960s it was a decidedly fresh alternative to the often turgid romantic realism of most mainstream illustration.

You look left and there's that side of your body, rendered pretty bloody well, shoulder and elbow and leg, everything where it should be.

Like Busby Berkeley's formations, the kick line transmogrifies the human body, rendering it both smaller in the individual and more dazzling in the collective.

Thus, stress could induce changes in apoptosis in the body, rendering the survived cells with abnormal levels of DNA to increase the risk of the development of malignant cells.

"The claims on your web site indicate that these products are intended to affect the structure or any function of the human body, rendering them drugs under the[Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act]," the letter says.

It was coined in 1688 as a medical term that described a disease of "afflicted imagination," one so severe that it could incapacitate the body, rendering a person useless to society.

Fertilization by a competent sperm leads to the extrusion of the second polar body, rendering the oocyte haploid to complement the incoming paternal genome.

Asymmetric growth in SRS children is not related to a more pronounced ICR1 hypomethylation at the shorter side of the body, rendering more likely, intrauterine developmental defects as causative for asymmetry.