Sentence examples for human viscera from inspiring English sources

Me, an eight-foot colossus created from human viscera with the sole purpose of killing and destroying?

Later, to pass themselves off as zombies and secure their escape, Rick smothers himself in human viscera so that the zombies won't pick up his delicious scent.

The gore — a meatpacker supplied animal guts for the human viscera — was shocking for its time, and fed the film's notoriety, as did stark depictions of fratricide and parricide.

Might we conjecture that what made this orgy of human viscera go down more easily was the presence of Anthony Hopkins, with his suave British manners turning the consumption of human flesh into a fastidious gourmet enterprise?

In such works as The Liver Is the Cock's Comb (1944) and How My Mother's Embroidered Apron Unfolds in My Life (1944), biomorphic forms that suggest plants or human viscera float over an indeterminate background of melting colours.

Mostly it's a view of physical and moral decay, filthy grime and human viscera.

Extrapolating the data presented in the current study, demonstrating a requirement for heparanase 2 for correct peripheral motor neuron functional development in the trunk region, we propose a similar requirement for heparanase 2 in the development of other peripheral motor nerves, including those of the human face and viscera.

Its performance, its formal, spatial, structural, and material composition resonate within the sensory organs and viscera of the human body.

Fifty years elapsed before Matthew Baillie published his account of complete transposition in a human of the thoracic and abdominal viscera to the opposite side from what is natural.

Sculptures of human and animal bodies expose their viscera in the work of French artist Olivier de Sagazan.

The name canopic jars was therefore mistakenly applied by archaeologists to the jars with human and animal heads in which the viscera were placed by the ancient Egyptians after mummification.