Sentence examples for given flesh from inspiring English sources
The feisty little runt is given flesh.
There's a prosaic, finite quality to seeing characters you feel you know given flesh, be it in a movie, on a TV screen or onstage.
On television the first-person voice is given flesh, so to speak: viewers not only hear a periodic voice-over, but they also see the adult David writing his autobiography and commenting on the action.
In Memo From David O. Selznick, selected and edited by Rudy Behlmer ($15.95), the legendary producer of "Gone With the Wind" and "Rebecca" is given flesh though his voluminous correspondence, primarily his private letters, telegrams and memorandums.
What substance the film has in its first 20 minutes comes from its recovery subtext, given flesh and sinew by Brolin, who puts on a spectacular show of a man coming centrifugally apart.
To make it clear from the beginning, Khaela Maricich is not working on songs for Lindsay Lohan's comeback album, has not been, and, barring a fantastical turn of events in which myth is given flesh — and in which Ms. Lohan, savagely calculating, is bestowed with a special-achievement Oscar for her recent life performance as a faded cautionary tale — will not be.
Applebaum wants to give flesh to a concept.
It gave flesh, and horns, to the demons we all face in life.
"They stir your imagination and give flesh to the work," he says.
But by doing so in person and in the land, he gave flesh to his positions.
If Plato is right, Socrates developed a rigorous methodology to give flesh to this insight.
