Sentence examples for crucifix's from inspiring English sources

You won't forget the deep wound in the side of the crucifix's emaciated Jesus, emitting gore and surrounded by a blue bruise.

Eventually, sitting under the church's unusual crucifix — it's whitewashed regularly, that being the only paint — she begins to find her footing.

We've got the premiere of the forebodingly titled "Crucifix," Friction's effort with dutch tech-and-bass scene leader Icicle.

At a panel discussion by some of the study's contributors at St. Peter's Lutheran Church last month, for example, Shirley Idelson, a Reform rabbi, argued that the controversies over Mr. Ofili's Madonna and Mr. Serrano's crucifix showed how seriously the works were misunderstood by conservative religious groups.

Great works on hand — by which I mean ones that, like them or not, lastingly transcend the types of their form and style — range from an anonymous German's "Nellingen Crucifix" (1430-35) anDonatellolo's "Bust of Niccolò da Uzzano" (from the fourteen-thirties) to Jeff Koons's "Michael Jackson and Bubbles" (1988) and Charles Ray's "Aluminum Girl" (2003).

During those jobs, Mr. Esparza would sometimes offer to touch up the church's crucifix or maybe replace the gold leaf that had worn off Mary's halo.

Other masterpieces that were damaged included Cimabue's great Crucifix from Santa Croce, and Donatello's Penitent Magdalene.

Merrin's crucifix necklace is the one thing that can neutralize the horns' power.

Father O'Hara quickly placed a crucifix on Greenwall's lips, and the latter kissed it passionately.

Grandma Memento: My grandmother's crucifix, which I always put over the door in any bedroom I've slept in.

I have my mother's crucifix to hand as I write this.