Sentence examples for degree of flesh from inspiring English sources

The show doesn't have the degree of flesh, carnal content or shock value that past outings delivered, but this time Madonna is opting for more heart than cleavage and more personality than profanity".

The story of how he got there has not yet been told, though it would presumably take some degree of fleshing out to attract audiences into the cinema for a full-length feature.

They resemble transparent scaffoldings partly draped with often hallucinatory nets of lines, gouges, hatching and cross-hatching that somehow also depict varying degrees of flesh, features and expression.

Typically, an elegant jacket or a knit would appear as a dense black silhouette, where varying degrees of flesh were revealed through semi-transparent dresses, skirts or boudoir lingerie.

A positive phenotypic linear correlation was found in eggplant between the degree of fruit flesh browning and total content in phenolic and CGA content [ 4, 43].

Several authors have found differences in PPO activity between varieties of eggplant, which can lead to differences in the degree of browning in fruit flesh between varieties with similar content of total phenolics [ 18- 20].

Whatever the explanation, the intensity of attention to his every pore and pouch of flesh suggested the degree to which his carefully managed image and brash personality have come to dominate public life and private conversation in Italy.

But he has a degree of hydraulic control that flesh-and-blood men might envy and which clearly proves satisfactory when Martha succumbs to loneliness and sleeps with him.

You can only see that degree of bone structure beneath the flesh if you have hardly any body fat.

A similar test based on the measurement of the degree of cell separation by shaking flesh tissue disks in a sucrose solution for 8 hours was proposed [ 42].

Creases and protrusions on the skin give each "tumorous ball of flesh," as the artist calls them, a degree of flawed believability.