As she proved with her fearlessly physical 2003 shocker, "In My Skin," the vulnerability of the flesh can be a potent gateway to psychological disruption, and some of this film's set pieces — like the chillingly twisted corruption of a child's garden party — float intriguingly between actual events and Neve's perception of them.
Everyone cultivates a fashionable, skin-deep vulnerability; underneath, they're superheroes with jujitsu skills and heads full of put-downs.
With his contortionist's body, vulnerability, pale skin and fierce red hair, he didn't suit the classical white ballets; it took the visceral, addled heroes of Kenneth MacMillan and new, abstract choreographers to turn him into a star.
However, most infections occurred during active treatment with TNF-α-blocking therapy, a finding that could suggest at least a relative contribution to an increased vulnerability to skin infections in the study population.
Using a similar intervention among college students, Mahler and colleagues [ 39] found that viewing both the UV photo and a video on photoaging was associated with higher intentions to engage in sun protection, higher perceptions of vulnerability to skin damage, and greater sun protection 1 month later.
I think that one thing it's useful to have as a poet is a few less layers of skin, and being open to vulnerability.
darphin.co.uk Crème de La Mer, The Brightening Essence Intense cremedelamer.co.uk £220 This range was originally developed to cater to the needs of the eastern Asian skin, and it's increased vulnerability to sun damage.
Epidermolysis bullosa is a hereditary cutaneous disorder characterized by extreme vulnerability of the skin.
The main complaints of patients concerned side effects from chronic glucocorticoid intake, primarily the cushingoid appearance, myopathy and the vulnerability of the skin.
Indeed, PIV is impaired in experimental models of diabetes in mice [ 6], as well as in diabetes patients [ 7], reflecting the vulnerability of diabetic skin to pressure.
