Sentence examples for flesh could be from inspiring English sources

The first: which other animal flesh could be grown in this way?

To prevent the good Jews from being soiled by proximity to the bad, a wall was erected in the Jewish cemeteries to divide the one from the other, even after their flesh could be prey to only one kind of corruption.

In the room, blood stains splattered the walls and chunks of human flesh could be seen in the door frame.

What physical substance -- apart from our flesh -- could be more intimate than what we put against our flesh?

His illness was of the flesh, and could be cut away.

Further, since these geese were believed to have come from shellfish rather than flesh, they could be eaten on fasting days.

Separating flesh from shell could be tried with zebra mussels, and indeed, this is being trialled in another pilot study in Sweden with some success (O. Lindahl, pers. comm).

To be exact they recognized minima naturalia, that is limits to how far a specific kind of body, like water or flesh, could physically be divided and still remain that specific kind of body and not instead be converted into some other kind of body (Avicenna, 2009, III.12, 2 9; Averroes, 1962, ad 1.4 & 3.7; for studies see Glasner, 2001 & 2009, ch. 8; Cerami, 2012; McGinnis, 2015).

Richter and his colleagues realized jellyfish flesh could actually be used in medical bandages and sponges.

Unlike the authors of slave narratives, Gordon's ruined flesh could not be accused of hyperbole.

For example, the iP concentration of Rubired berries, which in addition to the skin also produce anthocyanins in the flesh, could not be distinguished from white cultivars with low iP concentrations, e.g. Riesling or Viognier (Table  1).