Sentence examples for lacerations of from inspiring English sources

The mean lacerated areas were 52% (SD 5% and 733% (SD 6%) for targeted lacerations of 50%and75%5%, respectively.

The lacerations of frustration".

His lacerations of religion are especially luscious.

And so I escape the lacerations of all the years since, because "I didn't know".

He no longer needs them, confident his enemies will notice the deft lacerations of his wit in some later moment of quiet reflection.

"Think of deep, bone-deep lacerations, of buttocks with no skin left on them, think of being flayed alive," he writes of a torture method called falanga.

There's no hiding in Girls, the two-man project of Christopher Owens and J R White, though it's really just the showcase for the self-lacerations of Mr. Owens, whose shaky and piercing vocals slice neatly through whatever else is happening around them.

You have to have a laceration of this artery".

The Yankees said he sustained a laceration of his chin, a bruised right cheek and a bruised right shoulder.

Second, the conscious impotence of rage At human folly, and the laceration Of laughter at what ceases to amuse.

The bitterness and self-laceration of this song about the failure of a relationship — and all relationships — registered keenly.