Sentence examples for red mass from inspiring English sources

The warrior's head is bearded and its dead eyes roll: the muscles and tubes in his neck are opened for our inspection in a red mass.

Some of his clients, he said, complained about the bloodiness of his images: a young girl with organs spilling from an abdominal wound, a toddler whose hand had been reduced to a limp, red mass.

Porphyry is a hard and beautiful stone consisting of a red mass dotted with shiny crystals; the Porphyry Chamber in the Byzantine imperial palace at Constantinople was lined with it.

On a summer evening at La Rondinaia, his glorious, messy house at Ravello above Amalfi on the Gulf of Salerno, we were having drinks before dinner – Gore, his companion, Howard Austen, and I. Their little dog, a miniature dachshund named Rat, a gift from Paul and Joanne Newman, was on the tiled floor dying of cancer, a red mass on his jaw.

By cutting away carefully, Perowne allowed gravity itself to draw the cerebellum down — no need for retractors — and it was possible to see deep into the region where the pineal lay, with the tumor extending in a vast red mass right in front of it.

This year, however, the red mass of warm air traveling up from Siberia burst through the blue concentric circles of the polar vortex on 7 January, pushing cold air down to lower latitudes as seen in the animation above.

"There was a tower of flame," Sinclair writes, "and the most amazing spectacle — the burning oil would hit the ground, and bounce up, and explode, and leap again and fall again, and great red masses of flame would unfold, and burst, and yield black masses of smoke, and these in turn red.

Red masses refer to soil fractions isolated from the soil that are elevated in iron oxides.

Although the heart was of normal size and shape, multiple soft, friable, irregular red masses, the largest measuring 10 mm in diameter, were firmly attached to 3 cusps of the mitral valve.

The structure of the synthesized triphenols was characterized by infra-red, mass, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry.

This was a conglomeration of monkfish and other seafood in a chile-red mass of bean sprouts and minari greens.