Sentence examples for detached skin from inspiring English sources

The grotesque overtures of something that looks like detached skin cut into squares could also call to mind swords, knives, and biblical themes of sacrifice (87).

Stitches will keep the detached skin over the cartilage, giving it an opportunity to reattach itself to the cartilage properly.

Rage rose under my skin, making me feel detached and bloodless, suspended in air; I could not sense the ground under my feet as I climbed out.

Oil is Color of my Skin intends to eliminate the detached relationship between the consumer, the demand for oil, and exploited areas where oil is extracted.

'Lovell' exhibits the typical phenotype of domesticated peach, which has yellow flesh, yellow skin with around 15% blush, detached pit (freestone), and a melting type flesh texture, with some red pigmentation around the pit (Zhebentyayeva, manuscript in preparation).

This portrait of her parents is familiar in outline from Lessing's 1994 autobiography, "Under My Skin," but whereas the author adopted a detached, matter-of-fact tone in that volume, she writes here with a visceral immediacy, conjuring the awful, unrelieved hardship of her parents' lives in Rhodesia, and the aching disappointment that shrouded their daily existence.

The superficial fascia and subcutaneous layer were sutured with absorbable detached sutures (Safil 3-0, BrAesculapulap), whereas metallic sutures were used for the skin.

The overall phenotype of detached TertHMECs resembles that of differentiating keratinocytes, which appears natural given that both skin and mammary glands are derived from the ectoderm of the embryo.

Economists remain detached.

The Chinese remain detached.

(Xu Ping's neighbor deftly detached it).