They bring their fears directly to the attention of power by means of flesh-and-blood humanity.
"Catholicism is a very sensual religion, which means that flesh and soul are compatible," she said in a husky, Teutonic tone that is fitting for someone with a rosary's worth of Germanic names.
The Latin species designation means "flesh-colored," and the plants usually feature flat spreads of pink to mauve colored blossoms.
That means flesh peddlers like Kraft Foods Oscar Meyerr, Hormel Foods and, of course, McDonald's –are on a better end of the table than producers like Luter's firm.
The Greek genus name means "flesh ball"; the Latin specific epithet, coronaria, refers to the crown-like form of the open fruit body.
But failure to repay means your own flesh and blood become the collateral.
Yet Saviano has drawn parallels between himself and Ferrante, saying he knows that to put one's "face and body" next to text is a means of offering "flesh and blood to your enemies".
I also quickly learned that the word family means more than flesh and blood.
And by "social life" I mean real, honest-to-goodness, flesh-and-blood conversations the kind with eye contact, a pulse, and more than 140 characters per comment".
God forbid that Cameron should ever be in a position to affix the signboard outside Number 10, advertising his services as fixer of broken societies; for who knows what coercive violence this will mean for poor frail flesh and blood.
