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).
It was her, I could not be mistaken, in flesh and blood, right in the midst of these strangers, talking to them and smiling at them as though they had not participated in slaughtering her daughter just a few minutes ago.
Yes, it was her, I could not be mistaken, in flesh and blood, right in the midst of these strangers, talking to them and smiling at them, as though they had not participated in slaughtering her daughter just a few moments ago.
In the flesh, he couldn't be less diva-like.
In the flesh, though, the differences between actor and character couldn't be more stark.
It was as though she had made his fingers sentient and given them a memory--as though flesh could not forget.
A significant association between the sugar composition and flesh color has not been highlighted, although sugars tend to be higher in white-flesh cultivars.
There is something perfunctory about each of Pota's efforts, as though he couldn't really be bothered fleshing out his characters or stories.
For what the law could not do, in that is was weak through the flesh, God sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh: That the righteousness of the law might be fulfilled in us, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit.
What physical substance -- apart from our flesh -- could be more intimate than what we put against our flesh?
