Sentence examples for quantity of flesh from inspiring English sources

Angels are service providers or fellow entrepreneurs who have experience in the same field, and who contribute much of the same value as a VC without exacting the same quantity of flesh.

In conveying his impressions of Falstaff, Hazlitt first emphasises the sheer physical bulk that we remember him by: "We are as well acquainted with his person as his mind, and his jokes come upon us with double force and relish from the quantity of flesh through which they make their way, as he shakes his fat sides with laughter.

One upstate farmer at the Union Square Greenmarket said that oblong banana pumpkins were popular with caterers, who appreciate their good flavor, moderate sweetness and the ease of extracting large quantities of flesh from their smooth, tubular form.

Plenty of other men took to Twitter to pass judgement on Sarandon, and not just on the quantity of visible flesh, but the quality.

The central composite design (CCD) was used to study the effect of process variables viz., amount of flesh, particle size and time of fleshing oil extraction.

Cresswell is satirised in Thomas Otway's Venice Preserv'd as the figure providing Sir Thomas Player with unending quantities of young flesh and in the anonymous pamphlet A Letter from the Lady Cresswell to Madam C. [Cellier] the midwife (London, 1680).

"It brought a strange quality of flesh".

The sheer quantity of Heidi's flesh accentuated just how white she was.

Hence, even if the potential to bioaccumulate Pb by species is low (BAF < 1), a quantity of Pb sequestered in the flesh by a small portion of mushrooms that emerged at "unpolluted" sites can ordinarily be of health concern (Table  10), but metal accessibility from this type of food is unknown.

This week, "Game of Thrones" returns with extravagant quantities of jiggling naked flesh, but no one's really in the mood.

Matter which should have been used by the body to make seed for generation was diverted in fat bodies into the production of flesh, thus reducing both its quality and its potential quantity.