Sentence examples for emaciated body from inspiring English sources

One is a painfully realistic, lifesize stone figure of the dead Christ, eyes closed, chest emaciated, body taut.

Tura depicts the dead, emaciated body as a twisted, broken form, its homely face set in a grimace.

He was in his colonel's uniform and beret, with white gloves that made his hands seem enormous beside his emaciated body.

Looking at my suddenly emaciated body, scrawny and cadaverous, the pain, degradation and the inability to die with any dignity seem inevitable.

The DeWitt police, who found Mrs. Jamelske's emaciated body in the unheated home during one winter, said they suspected that the furnace had been tampered with.

Unable to open the front door, the police climbed to the second floor and forced their way through towering piles of newspapers, boxes and voluminous junk -- amounting to 120 tons -- before finding the emaciated body.

We're talking emaciated bodies on the brink of death, freshly torn skin alongside dripping razor blades and lonely figures bent double over toilet bowls.

They typically consider their emaciated bodies to be attractive or even a bit too fat, have a severely restricted and rigid diet, and have an intense fear of gaining weight.

He writes about it for the Times's Home Fires blog: I concluded my stint supporting and defending the Constitution of the United States in Afghanistan's remote Kunar Province against an enemy obviously poised to destroy it — what with their pajama pants and flip flops, emaciated bodies and dirty children.

There are also photographs of severely emaciated bodies and bodies with no eyes.

It's hard to even imagine widespread representation of real women's bodies in the mainstream media and fashion industry when we're surrounded by images of unrealistic (sometimes even emaciated) bodies.