Sentence examples for of skin of from inspiring English sources

Of skin, of muscle, of bone".

You can see a bit of the head, of skin, of ribs".

I think the challenge that I'm passionate about addressing is health care disparities in dermatology and underrepresentation of skin of color.

This rotation is designed to increase cultural competency with specific under-represented patient populations, including patients of skin of color and LGBTQ patients and increase exposure to these patient populations beyond that available during standard Stanford rotations.

The chiming, reverbed guitars of Graveyard Girl, or the ricocheting syndrums and ocean-sized dolour of Skin of the Night, are saturated with the teenage melodrama of someone with pictures of the Cure and the Psychedelic Furs taped to their locker door.

b Alcian Blue stain of skin of the skin biopsy highlighting the increased dermal mucin in the superficial dermis that is characteristic of dermatomyositis.

It is also the last album for which I feel some sort of (skin-of-my-teeth) generational ownership.

Have you ever done so without slicing the top layer of skin off of at least one of your knuckles?

Sclater used his personal collection of skins of American birds to prepare his Exotic ornithology, containing figures and descriptions of new or rare species of American birds.

Methanol was used as solvent and the raw material studied consisted of skins of the tempranillo grape, which was obtained from the pomace from red wine vinification.

'In-phase' and 'anti-phase' wave motions (with respect to transverse deflections of skins) of a sandwich beam are analyzed independently of each other.