Sentence examples for sensitive flesh from inspiring English sources
At his finest, Golding paid traumatised tribute to the pain of other creatures, like the hooked octopus he once saw impaled by the "vulnerable, vulvar sensitive flesh" of its pink, screaming mouth, or a rabbit he shot in Cornwall, which stared at him before it fell with "a combination of astonishment and outrage".
For all his powerful scorn for the dogmas of the church and his belief in the power of reason to defeat ignorance, Mr. Abraham's Galileo comes across as a man of profound pragmatism and highly sensitive flesh, with a taste for comforts and a horror of pain.
The clitoris is the diva at our party, and she sports the most sensitive millimeters of flesh — male or female — in human existence.
This is how James Patterson looks in the flesh: wistful, sensitive, a little sporty, much the way he looks on the covers of his books.
Working from previously unseen letters provided by Olsen's family, Garff fleshes out the sensitive, pragmatic Regine, illuminating her perspective on the affair and her influence on Kierkegaard's work.
For instance, we [ 7] previously assessed changes in the relative abundances of seven genes coding for cell cycle regulatory factors in the photoperiod-sensitive 3rd instar larvae of Chymomyza costata, and [ 52] studied eight genes related to small RNA biogenesis in the photoperiod-sensitive 1st instar larvae of the flesh fly, Sarcophaga bullata.
He's charged with maintaining both Hellboy, who consumes mass quantities of food and beer, and the sensitive psychic Abe Sapien Doug Joness), the water-dweller with the flesh of a trout (and a sonorous voice supplied by David Hyde Pierce).
Newly sensitive to the fragility of the body, she sculptured "Burdens of the Flesh".
Working with painterly precision on paper, Daniel Segrove takes the viewer through a hazy, sensitive other-world, where a snapshot of emotion can be rendered with fleeting flesh tones, wisps of hair, and disembodied limbs.
