Sentence examples for brain is missing from inspiring English sources

His Father Christmas hat is covering a sawed-open head; his brain is missing.

Edwards said it would prevent women suffering from syndromes such as anencephaly, where a major portion of the skull and brain is missing as an embryo develops, from having an abortion.

Following a lawsuit brought by Anis in 2012, the supreme court legalised abortion in cases of anencephaly, a condition in which a major portion of the brain is missing.

The Express, a British tabloid, for instance, ridiculed Mr. Bush's news conference last month in an article titled, "The President's Brain Is Missing," saying his performance had revealed him as a "bumbling embarrassment".

In newspapers like this one, the flamboyant tabloid's demise has been duly noted, with nostalgic tributes to its fondness for swamp monsters and its high moments of creativity ("Florida Man Screams From the Grave, My Brain Is Missing!").

Part of her brain was missing.

It's probably impossible to study the subject without being worn down: by its jumble of possible motives; a cast that included mobsters, anti-Castro Cubans, the stripper Candy Barr, the C.I.A., the K.G.B., Marilyn Monroe, the Pittsburgh coroner who discovered that Kennedy's brain was missing — and, not least, a chain of seemingly meaningless coincidence.

Part of my baby's brain was missing, all the vessels into her heart were fused.

However, unbiased approaches to decipher the gene expression program controlled by TIP60/KAT5 in the adult brain are missing.

Unfortunately, such available graphs are today limited to small post-mortem datasets (only 50 70 nodes) of rat [5], cat [6], [7] and monkey [8] brains, whereas larger datasets of animal and human brains are missing [9].

The entire back of his head was missing, fragments of brain were littered across the blood-soaked cushion; his eyes were closed surrounded by exit wounds left by bullets.