Sentence examples for special garment from inspiring English sources

As for the special garment that Mitt wears, "we wouldn't say 'magic underwear,' " Bushman explains.

That he happens on a very special garment, the foundation of his superheroism, allows him to fulfill his son's fantasies of paternal exceptionalism and the show to align itself with the notion that talent extends beyond genetic design.

Giuliana Leila Raggiani, the designer behind Giu Giu, commented saying, "Redheads are special, and combined with a special garment, it's kind of magical.

A new device has been developed that circulates warm water through a special garment, which is worn by the patient during surgery and uses a microprocessor-controlled heat-pump to warm the patient to a temperature selected by the anaesthesiologist [ 8].

To reduce the necessity for bulky laboratory equipment during repeated sprinting, two sub-studies were performed: The first to investigate the influence of CGSS on repeated sprint performance and cardio-respiratory, metabolic, hemodynamic and perceptual variables; and the second to examine whether this special garment might exert an impact on biomechanical properties and running technique.

Generally, this preparation has included its washing and dressing in special garments and sometimes its public exposure.

The practice of wearing special garments for conducting rites, participating in worship, or even witnessing such ceremonies is very unevenly distributed, and the conceptions associated with this practice are highly varied and complex.

More pragmatic explanations include that people preserve "special" garments from their slender salad days, and that larger-sized historical garments rarely survive in museum-worthy condition without being recut to fit smaller wearers.

What does have some veracity to it – although even she hasn't seen them yet because she is not married – are the special garments that every married Mormon must wear and which reach up to the neck and down to the thighs and would preclude wearing anything that might show off a bosom.

One of the four special garments was a holy crown of solid gold, known as the tziytz, engraved with Hebrew letters that spelled out, "Dedicated to God," which was worn on the Kohen's forehead.

Olfactory camouflage is said to be rare; examples include ghillie suits, special garments for military snipers made from strips of hessian cloth, which are sometimes treated with mud and even manure to give them an "earthy" smell to cover the smell of the sniper.