Sentence examples for mass of flesh from inspiring English sources

Some of them wounded and others killed, just a mass of flesh".

The mass of flesh suddenly shifted like an animal beneath forest leaves, and his eyes opened.

Luhrmann turns Gatsby's big parties into a writhing mass of flesh, feathers, dropped waists, cloche hats, swinging pearls, flying tuxedos, fireworks, and breaking glass.

"Looking at the form in the clear plastic incubator," he writes, "I struggled to connect with the small mass of flesh called Adam.

It all breaks out across her large-scale works in a wild jumble, like shards of light projected through a fractured prism, or a grotesque mass of flesh following a big explosion.

But her body, here, in the chair across the table, the human, the person, the mass of flesh and blood ascendant over hundreds of thousands of years or more, millions of years, a body no different, essentially, in its sheer bodiness, from the humped and half-crawling forms that preceded it.

The Blob (1958) may be a cult film but it doesn't show off McQueen to advantage – it's hard to maintain your cool when your co-star is a mass of flesh-eating gunge.

The frequent repulsiveness of clowns is invoked by Ashley Bickerton's sculptural fetish, made of stone, coconuts and a Willendorfian mass of flesh-like wax; and that is rendered concrete by Ugo Rondinone's life-size sculpture of a half-naked sleeping figure, which minus the clown make-up might be one of Odd Nerdrum's greasy retro-Vikings.

Driven mad by the temptations and terrors of the 20th century, his brush creates horrific wounds and knotted masses of flesh with a disturbingly gorgeous painterly texture.

Browne likened the "blood-stained decks, and the huge masses of flesh and blubber lying here and there, and a ferocity in the looks of the men, heightened by the red, fierce glare of the fires," to a scene out of Dante.

You see them crawling around with flies on this great mass of interior flesh".