Sentence examples for gives flesh from inspiring English sources

It gives flesh to David Cameron's claim that marriage is much too valuable to be reserved for straight couples.

Mr. Archie's gleaming-toothed, limousine-riding Chad gives flesh to the comforting fiction that blacks have been thoroughly assimilated into the American dream.

Under the brisk direction of Francoise Kourilsky, the Ubu cast gives flesh and bone to the band of terrorists and humanizes their romantic notions of sacrifice.

And she is so vitally and indelibly present that she even occasionally gives flesh to a play as wispy as ectoplasm.

(Brantley) 'DEUCE' Back on Broadway for the first time in 25 years, Angela Lansbury is so vitally and indelibly present she even gives flesh to this flimsy comedy.

"The author restores Marilyn's humanity, gives flesh and blood, intelligence and initiative, to the archetypal dumb blonde," Molly Haskell wrote here in 1998.

The feisty little runt is given flesh.

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.