Sentence examples for first flesh from inspiring English sources

Let's first flesh out our definition of strategy.

We first flesh out Rabin's approach by identifying three antinomies that serve as organizing themes in his work – individualized v. bureaucratic compensation; the fault principle v. enterprise liability; and Realism v. Formalism.

Larson has a three-step system for building a software company: First — flesh out the product line.

The star may be the first flesh-and-blood action hero to appear more digital than human (Holden).

I am the first flesh-and-blood mufti — if only in name — you encounter if you are desperate enough to be looking for one on the Internet.

Favourite clue, of 19 mentioned once or more: 'Is it felt from below round Labrador's head?' (DEWLAP), with 'The ultimate in luxury, with bodily appetites and dalliance put first' (FLESH-POTTERY) a close second.

The Higgs boson appears in a theory first fleshed out in 1964 by Peter Higgs at Edinburgh University and five other physicists.

In addition to the negative innuendo of Bush "spin," the coverage emphasized opposition without first fleshing out the administration's perspective.

It was the Austrian-American psychoanalyst Heinz Kohut who first fleshed out the idea of "healthy narcissism", arguing that babies and toddlers naturally see themselves, and their parents, as the omnipotent centre of the universe.

Most chilling was the picture of women – faces to a wall, arms in the air, awaiting their deaths – iconic symbols first fleshed out in replica by girls of the chorus, and then reinforced with the summary guillotining of the saintly Sophie and her brother.

Four million New Yorkers showered him and his family with ticker tape, and the New York Times called him "America's first flesh-and-blood Buck Rogers". .