Sentence examples for nonexistent hands from inspiring English sources

Amputees often suffer from a phenomenon known as phantom limb syndrome, but researchers now say that non-amputees can also be made to feel phantom limbs, and even pain, when knives are jabbed into nonexistent hands.

"There was a time when the New York area was nonexistent," said Mr. Passaglia, who handed out free bocce balls at Grand Central Terminal a decade ago to generate interest.

All those years of careful washing, using the brush, scrubbing under nonexistent fingernails — oh, his precious hands.

He scribbles an imaginary shopping list on a nonexistent sheet of paper and hands it to a customer.

In Philadelphia, a failed computer salesman tried his hand at trading nonexistent futures contracts for 80 investors and surrendered to federal authorities this month after losing $50 million.

LED headlights have been developed for newly produced automobiles, but LED substitutes to replace halogen headlamps in used and second-hand automobiles are nonexistent.

Mr. Hagen performed with brio, occasionally employing jazz hands or brushing aside nonexistent feathered tresses.

Graphics, at first nonexistent, were then seen mounted by hand on an easel.

Is it possible, though, that in the case of the Roma it is being applied with so light a hand as to be nonexistent?

Synthetic-lethality interactions, on the other hand, will be few or nonexistent within each pathway, since the other pathway provides a failsafe mechanism for its partner.

I gardened, cooked and never missed having to place my nonexistent gems in a soap dish before plunging my hands into bread dough or compost.