Sentence examples for of the smudge from inspiring English sources

Cilia were absent from many bronchial epithelial cells, and rare epithelial cells lacked any identifiable cytoplasmic membrane or nuclear structure, suggestive of the smudge cells commonly found in human HMPV infection (6 ).

Place a cotton bud on the top of the smudge, and gently rotate in place until it comes off.

Absenteeism as a problem is peculiar to the smudge of "super-prime" London around Harrods (although there are pockets elsewhere, such as Highgate).

His family had three German Shepherds and a cat named Hitler, aptly titled for the smudge of black fur above its upper lip.

It was to Northern Ireland, where he developed an ulcer and a deep sense of pity for the smudging of lives.

Pointing to one of the smudges, she declared, "This product compliments your skin tone and has far more conditioning properties than what you're getting now".

As with many aspects of the smudging ceremony, different cultures or individuals follow different practices.

She hadn't neglected the venerable Hindu mark of a married woman, the smudge of red sindoor powder in the parting of her hair.

In Chelsea, CBS's "The 2-2" imagined a Morningside Heights police station, down to the smudges of suspects' fingerprints.

The OJ Simpson case had it all – questions of race and class, the sheen of celebrity, grisly details, snappy lines, the smudge of police misconduct, television cameras, more television cameras.

The details that make each couple unique - a cloud of crème fraîche on the cold pepper soup, the smudge of newsprint after a Sunday morning in bed - tarnish with revelation.