Sentence examples for handprint made from inspiring English sources

Over the credits, we see a handprint, made in a rust-red pigment, with that trademark kink on the final digit.

That handprint made my face hot, my throat tight, and my penis hard.

But even average folks have "stuff" that is valuable, if not intrinsically then sentimentally: the family Bible, the children's handprint made in kindergarten, photographs — the loss of any of which would be painful.

Kipling suggested they were handprints made by the leopard's human friend.

The central piece is a wall painting: a neat circle of Mr. Long's handprints made in mud from the River Avon.

A section of the park had a display of white sheets decorated with multi-colored handprints made by survivors.

Some of it is bright and colourful, like the vivid handprints made by children in France to represent peace.

In addition, it contains dirty finger smudges and rough handprints, making it one of the only images here to contain traces of the artist's hand.

There is Save the Ta-Tas (a line that includes T-shirts and a liquid soap called Boob Lube), Save Second Base, Project Boobies (the slogan on its T-shirts promoting self-exam reads, "I grab a feel so cancer can't steal," though the placement of its hot-pink handprints makes it virtually impossible for them to belong to the shirt's wearer).

"The bloody handprints are made by the Christians who have taken part in the sacrifice," explained Dr Ali Qleibo, a Palestinian anthropologist, who has studied Canaanite sanctuaries and modern Christian sacrifice.

"A red line, a red dot or even a positive handprint could potentially be made 'accidentally,' " explained Dirk Hoffmann, lead author of the studies and archaeologist with the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, in an email to CNN. "A hand stencil cannot be explained like that.