Sentence examples for commonplace body from inspiring English sources

The title change certainly spices things up, no matter how commonplace body art is, at least outside of Stockholm, and it plays down its overarching theme, which the movie only does further.

The inevitable changes wrought by aging are as commonplace inside our body as on our skin.

Violence rose across the state; gun battles became commonplace, and dismembered bodies were dumped on the streets of Xalapa.

Serkis may have to accept that his career-defining performances will only truly be recognised as the technology becomes more commonplace, and awards bodies have a context within which to place his acting.

A linkage system remains to be the most commonplace framework for defining body segment lengths and conveying the anthropometrics in ergonomic design or biomechanical modeling.

Staff on the unit deal with this lack of pleasing scenery for months and years at a time, while also facing disturbing yet commonplace sights like infected body parts and human bodily fluids.

Claudio Monzon, an organiser with the local relief teams covering the island chain where Bitoon is located, said: "We have had bad storms in these areas before, but nothing as bad as this – so much has been simply wiped out, it has been commonplace to see dead bodies wash up.

Interviews where celebrities thank their Pilates instructors, grilled salmon dinners and Soul Cycle Wednesdays as the sole sources of their traditionally attractive bodies are commonplace.

On taking office, President Duterte promptly started his promised anti-drug campaign and dead bodies became commonplace sights on city streets nationwide, sometimes accompanied by a crude cardboard sign reading "I am a pusher," or simply with their faces wrapped in the by-now trademark packing tape used by the Davao Death Squad.

He predicted that his lab-grown retinal tissue would be ready for testing in humans within five years, and that replacement organs grown outside the body would be commonplace within the next 10 years.

The idea that health depends on a balance of opposed factors in the body is a commonplace in Greek medical writers.