Sentence examples for patch of flesh from inspiring English sources

But why should they pay the price of somebody else's perception about what that small patch of flesh signifies?

(The most popular anatomical target for wearables is the wrists, since you're curious — with 56 devices vying for that small patch of flesh; followed by the head, with 34 devices wanting to cling to it.

The bruises inflicted by the van I had a ride in were evenly dispersed, not grouped on any single patch of flesh.

Designers from Stephen Tyler to Kmart's own Kathy Ireland have made skirts with daring slits, and slacks that lace up to show patches of flesh to the thigh.

Cover with the remaining salt mix and cook in the oven for about 45 minutes, or until the salmon has cooked through. 2 Remove from the oven and crack the salt topping, pushing it off the fish to expose the flesh – some patches of flesh might be quite salty at the top.

Small knots of scar tissue cover the thin lines of her veins; a jagged patch of missing flesh marks a runaway infection and a surgeon's knife.

"A patch of living flesh equal in dimension to the preceding leaf should be sliced off from the region of the cheek and, after scarifying it with a knife, swiftly adhered to the severed nose," Sushruta advised.

I could see big patches of steaming flesh hanging from twigs of the underbrush".

His thighs were also scarred — "boo-boos," he had called them, whenever his children asked about the patches of gnarled flesh.

Did something happen with your man?" For a moment, I wanted to tell her how I felt: as though bits of my skin had warped and cracked and peeled off, leaving patches of raw flesh so agonizingly painful I did not know what to do.

The drawing begins in tentative pencil on blue paper; over the pencil, black ink, doing equally well for shadows and mascara; the lips done in red, the hair virulent green, a bit of scribbly shadow in blue ballpoint, here and there nasty patches of salmony flesh colour, all enlivened with what looks like typewriter correcting fluid, which gives the woman's face an unpleasant shininess.