Sentence examples for stigmata from from inspiring English sources

One historian has claimed that the stigmata from which Padre Pio famously suffered were actually self-inflicted with acid.

Jack can and does, earning himself the inevitable stigmata from a savage lead-pipe beating that takes out all his front teeth.

Barocci is as alive to the comedy of a cat that can't catch a bird as he is to the astonishment of a saint suddenly receiving stigmata from heaven, as attuned to the pleasure of waking to sunlight as he is to the humorous solidarity between old friends.

Clean and clear-eyed, with no telltale signs of withdrawal or stigmata from the various substances he'd apparently ingested and injected a few days before.

As far as religious horror pictures go, it pales to the $30 million scored by The Exorcism of Emily Rose in 2005, the $19 million earned by The Exorcist: The Beginning in 2004, the $20 million earned in the opening jaunt of The Last Exorcism several months ago (a surprisingly terrific little movie, by the way), and even the $19 million opening weekend of Stigmata from way back in September 1999.

The song, he told THUMP over email, is a "journey about a case of psychic stigmata, bleeding from the eyes once psychic visions were revealed".

After this, another woman comes out nearly naked with chocolate sauce stigmata dripping from her feet and onto her red pumps.

It shows a Cardinal dancing with a bare-breasted woman, stigmata wounds erupting from Cotillard's hands and an array of religious imagery including a figure who is indulging in self-flagellation.

The Next Day features heavy religious imagery, including Cotillard bleeding from stigmata marks.

In its first year under Chairman and Chief Executive Edward D. Breen Edward D. Breen, Tyco International has made significant progress in ridding itself of both financial and psychological stigmata left over from the reign of L. Dennis Kozlowski L. Dennis Kozlowski.

Marion Cotillard plays a prostitute suffering from stigmata.