Sentence examples for flesh in which from inspiring English sources
The chief representative of Christ-mysticism among the early Protestants, Kaspar Schwenckfeld, held that Christ was from all eternity the God-man, and as such he possessed a body of spiritual flesh in which he lived on Earth and which he now possesses in heaven.
It is also the second Warhol-produced film, after "Flesh," in which Mr. Morrissey had total creative control, though the trilogy remains commonly identified with, and filed in video shops under, the Warhol name -- which does not particularly please the director.
The book includes the full text of several masterly short stories, including a justly famous one by Yusuf Idris (widely seen as the Arab world's greatest short-story writer), "House of Flesh," in which a widow marries a blind man, only to discover that her three daughters have begun silently taking her place in bed while she is away at work.
Unless your gloves are made of human flesh, in which case oh my god, then you probably have to take them off when you need to make a call or launch an app on your fancy iPhone or myTouch.
For all three cultivars, the concentration of shikimic acid was higher in the peel of inner-canopy fruit, but only 'Mutsu' showed an obvious positional effect in the flesh, in which the level was higher for inner-canopy fruit.
The combinations suggest, in literal ways, the various pleasures of the flesh; Daggering, in which rough sex is pantomimed, has been widely banned in Jamaica.
He was first noticed there in Bigas Luna's 1992 film "Jamón, Jamón" and became known in the United States for his role in Pedro Almodóvar's "Live Flesh" (1997), in which he played a paraplegic policeman.
Well, isn't Christianity based on a spirit-flesh dichotomy in which the spirit is exalted over the flesh?
What was once a playwright's dream made flesh, a production in which theatrical exaggeration seemed truer than life itself, is now a simple comic strip.
"It is very, very comfortable furniture: wood to flesh, the way in which a chair back is angled, the proportions of the arms.
For him, the important point was not that the slaughterhouses of Chicago were unsanitary, but that they were "the spirit of capitalism made flesh"—a system in which "a hundred human lives did not balance a penny of profit".
