Why should Christians or any other believers in God be anxious about blasphemers when it is by the greatest blasphemy imaginable that the living God heals, restores, and delivers all flesh from his enemies (and theirs) by his Son?
(It's worth pointing out, too, that the PCBs that concentrate in farmed salmon similarly concentrate in pigs and chickens. A PCB is the same persistent carcinogen no matter what form of flesh delivers it to the human digestive tract).
Talk of the voluntary sector playing a bigger role in delivering public services lacks flesh.
Hunger is the result of a writer stripping down, exposing everything, delivering a pound of flesh in pages.
When a bee stings, it's a suicide act because it dies immediately after delivering its weapon into the flesh of its foe, the barbed stinger literally yanking its entrails out of its body as the bee flies away.
Ms. Heller has delivered a thoughtful, flesh-and-blood portrait of an extremely complicated and self-contradictory woman, coupling this character study with literary analysis and plumbing the quirkier depths of Rand's prodigious imagination.
Three times a day, the slot on my cell door opened, delivering trays piled with every variety of animal flesh and byproduct.
The moon responded by delivering "the only one my arms will ever hold" — the spirit made flesh.
To me it's more like pheasant, but juicier, and since the guinea is dark meat, the flesh really delivers flavor.
There, too, was Maggie Smith – seen one moment on film rolling a wine glass across her forehead as the affectedly sexy Myra in Coward's Hay Fever, the next moment present in the flesh to deliver a speech from Farquhar's The Beaux' Stratagem with unadorned simplicity.
