Sentence examples for stigmata from a from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

With respect to low-risk stigmata, a flat base, a pigmented spot or a clean base were defined as Forrest grade IIC or III.

In medicine, this is known as a stigmata, a physical mark of illness.

Cotillard plays a prostitute suffering from stigmata, and Oldman plays a bishop who's enamored by the debauchery he sees.

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".

It removes the stigmata of a poor prognosis.

Microscopy analysis showed that both strains were able to penetrate the flower through stigmata to a similar extent.