Sentence examples for cutting flesh from inspiring English sources

More strikingly, both allude to the pain of a damaged marriage using the metaphor of wire cutting flesh.

"She was going from peritonitis to flesh-eating staph that was doing so much damage doctors were cutting flesh off her fingers and arms.

These acrylic skins lie low on the canvas -- the artist calls them "keloids," but they are less like random scar tissue than cicatrices, the tribal marks that are the result of cutting flesh and filling the incisions with wood ash.

The artifacts range from thumb-sized flakes to fist-sized cobbles; experts speculate that the tools may have been used for cutting flesh or digging for food.

Unlike the mature specimens, juvenile Smilodon had smaller saber teeth, which were used more for cutting flesh away from bones than killing prey.

More leverage means more likelihood of the blade cutting flesh, instead of hair.

And not only that, but since no one was waiting (insert the sound of eyeballs cutting through flesh. Yes, the sound of eyeballs), why not cut off the edges of every roll of fabric nearby so that they are perfectly, excruciatingly straight?

Angling the knife blade away at from you at 45 degrees, insert it into the small cut and work it gently from side to side, cutting the flesh away from the skin in one piece.

And as I implied to my friend, even cutting the flesh of another human being can become just another part of your day job.

I was terribly frustrated at first, impatient and even angry as I waded through patches of high grass, cutting my flesh, or picked my way through tangles of shrubbery because I thought I had glimpsed a yellow feather on the other side.

'While Don Peppino's assassins were talking about cutting up flesh to seal their position,' he wrote, in the book's pivotal passage, 'I was still thinking about the priest's battle and the primacy of the word... words against cement mixers and guns... to testify, take a stand.