Sentence examples for kind of limb from inspiring English sources

Having imagined an artificial hand able to replace its original, he wondered why we should not now imagine the addition of an entirely new kind of limb or sensory organ?

Sussing out real style in American theatre today requires one to go out on a kind of limb, avidly searching for shows that are more than just a series of producers' calculations.

'You have a progressive, genetic myopathy,' he declares, 'we will need more tests to find out the exact type, but it is likely a kind of limb girdle muscular dystrophy'.

The people who are predicting that Maryland will be back in the top 20 in two or three years are hardly going out on any kind of limb.

"We've become a little more aggressive with this kind of limb salvage," Howard said, "and we're getting help from some new technologies".

Spinosaurus didn't have the kind of limbs that scientists would expect in a four-legged animal, but it also couldn't have balanced on its hind legs for very long.

And then further up, you can't quite figure out what's going on except that it looks like some kind of limbs and things, and you think, "Oh, it could actually be a horse".

Nothosauroidea may have evolved towards an increasingly pelagic lifestyle convergently to Pistosauria, not owing to a higher basal metabolic rate, but due to their newly achieved biomechnical adaptations, involving a lightening of the skeleton and some kind of limb-based propulsion.

As it happens, each of the three kinds of limbs just described are structurally similar; each is a variation on a single theme, each variant an adaptation for a different way of life.

However, distance has made the site of the Goldstone Ground, which is now a shopping centre, a kind of phantom limb for Martin.

Is there an urge, I ask him, to track down items from his past that other people own, a kind of missing limb syndrome of possessions?