Sentence examples for for stigmata from inspiring English sources
Pio's most notable achievement in life was, reportedly, a talent for stigmata.
A final parade sees the dancers exposing parts of themselves - palms, ribs, feet - as if inviting us to check for stigmata.
It's like, sign me up for stigmata. .
Infants at birth were assessed by attending pediatricians for stigmata of Down syndrome and selective genetic analysis in the postnatal period was performed at the physician's discretion.
A general physical examination, including observation of the standard of general care, assessment for stigmata of congenital disorders and neurodevelopmental immaturity, a vision and hearing check, a screen of gross and fine motor functioning and a screen for motor and vocal tics, is suggested during the initial assessment.
We examined each child for physical stigmata of thrombosis and retrospectively assessed catheter-related mechanical difficulties and infections.
Does one get anypoints for not yielding to the unforgiving demands of our culture and its disdain for the stigmata of age by letting one's DNA play itself out?
Renowned for his stigmata and miracle work, St Pius - still known as Padre Pio by his followers - was canonised in 2002 to popular acclaim and around 7 million pilgrims visit his tomb annually at the friary in Puglia, southern Italy, where he died in 1968.
"Are they prepared for the pain of body contouring," Dr. Chandawarkar continued, "for the surgical stigmata that can look like someone cut you in half?" Melissa Byrd, for one, said her doctors' warnings never registered with her before she had gastric bypass surgery and lost 150 of her 300 pounds.
The previously described somatic activating mutation of the gs alpha gene in the ovaries, the liver and the peripheral blood of our patient, in the absence of stigmata, autoimmunity might be incriminated for the secretory and mitotic activation of the thyroid gland.
In "The Three Stigmata," for instance, immigrants have been forced off an overheated Earth for colonies on Mars and elsewhere, and live in cheap communal hovels.
