Sentence examples for flesh compared with from inspiring English sources

Where Ralston is radically different today, in the flesh, compared with his pre-accident self as portrayed by Franco in the film, is in his recognition that he depends on other people.

Starch granules were more abundant in the cytoplasm of the cells in the outer flesh of 'Jonagold', and granule size differences between the mid and outer flesh compared with the inner flesh might lead to starch composition differences between the tissue zones.

The adrenal glands were identified with the naked eye, as they are lighter flesh-colored compared with the surrounding tissue and are often either attached directly to the kidney or within the connective tissue just anterior to the organ.

There, the flesh was fatty compared with our North Atlantic fish and a special treat for that reason, but there's nothing wrong with what comes to my local farmers' market from nearby waters.

The flesh is dense and sweet compared with the tender, insubstantial flesh of immature zucchini and summer squashes.

There is something to be said for infidelity of the mind compared with infidelity of the flesh.

Such genome wide transcriptional changes associated with diapause were previously studied in insect species such as the flesh fly Sarcophaga crassipalpis[ 32] and compared with the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans and the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster.

Experiments on rehydration using the flesh fly pupae showed up-regulation of different HSPs compared with desiccation, via family members; HSP90 and the constitutive form of HSP70 (HSP70).

Results from our analyses show that garlic flesh extract had very high amounts of allicin and alliin when compared with the garlic skin extract.

The flesh looks impressive – blazing orange – but it can seem a bit flabby compared with the svelte mantovanas, delicatas and butternuts.

Compared with Patterson's likelife presidents, senators, congressmen and lobbyists, Grisham's political characters are stick figures -- entirely predictable stereotypes without flesh and blood.