Sentence examples for cold flesh from inspiring English sources

I had carried a dead body . . . a heap of cold flesh . . .

Delivering a saturated aesthetic that manages to transcend the film's tonal inertia and restricted budget, Mr. Parsons gives life to cold flesh and bleak dialogue.

Bleeding to death, Ishwar Singh admits that he tried to rape an unconscious Muslim girl, only to find her already dead (the "cold flesh" of the title).

In "Thanda Gosht" ("Cold Flesh" or "Cold Meat"), a rioter recounts the story of how he abducted a "beautiful" woman only to discover later that she had been dead for sometime.

You get the cold flesh of the story in that chilling first line: "In the end she dies and he remains alone, although in truth he was alone some years before her death".

Mr. Tucci recalled that he found her in the kitchen the morning after, in her bathrobe, using her bare hands to tear cold flesh from the piglet for a platter of leftover pork.

In other photographs Mapplethorpe and his models wear masks, harnesses and other sexual accessories, but even these pictures have a cold, flesh-as-marble sensibility.

Note the brazen young woman in "Fireplace," with the stone-cold flesh of Manet's "Dead Christ with Angels" and the beribboned neck of "Olympia".

The flap of tuna membrane I found in the cold, red flesh was the sort of slack work I've never seen in Mr. Falai's other restaurants.

Thus, something is hot, if hot predominates over the cold in it, flesh if flesh predominates over other ingredients, and so on.

He added: "It was anatomy instruction conducted by a master — a brilliant dissection of cold, gray, gleaming flesh, from which every trace of living blood had been conscientiously squeezed away".