Sentence examples for one skin from inspiring English sources

The ability to coax drama from such practicalities would be precisely the mark of the filmmaker's profound knowledge of their gravity, the step-by-step weight of each move to shed one skin and to take on another.

Trevor Nunn, who directed his Hamlet, remarked on his "extraordinary sensitivity – sort of one skin less than most people around him".

This study is based on medical records of patients admitted more than 24 hours with at least one skin bacteriological sample (biopsy, swab).

We feel the painful immediacy of Goya's work, as if we had one skin less.

Nicklaus finished with 10 skins worth $260,000 with Palmer picking up $20,000 and one skin.

"I've lived in so many different skins it is impossible for one skin to claim me," he says.

Benjamin Yates and Dawn Williams skim and tumble together in such close synchronicity that they might be wearing one skin.

Arnold Palmer and Hale Irwin each picked up one skin worth $20,000, while Gary Player was shut out.

But it can be admirable in a way to go through life with one skin too few: to be easily agonised and upset and offended.

On present evidence therapy would require hundreds of unfertilized human egg cells, or oocytes, to successfully reprogram one skin cell nucleus.

Sixty-one skin cell cultures from 41 SSc patients (35 women, 6 men; mean age 57 years, range 39 77 years) were used in this work.