Sentence examples for stigmata in from inspiring English sources

As his eyes stare out into some middle distance from his hospital bed, his feeding tube a small stigmata in his side, she tells him she is sorry she cannot do what he asked.

The berries shine like little stigmata in the dogwood trees, A thousand reminders of the tree's mythology As the rain keeps polishing them,                                         as though it could rub it clean.

Though a modern reader will see how easily something like the stigmata in the novel might be faked, it never occurs to Suora Zuana to think about just how creepy it is, nor to question the basis of her essentially misogynist world.

An image inside the CD booklet features Residente with stigmata in his hands.

I also proudly wear my red-faced memories and elbow-gouged impressions in response to my free enquiry, perhaps my own "mild stigmata," in search for truth.

Whether (as in the 13th century) they observe with rapt attention the stigmata of suffering or (as in our times) themselves carry the stigmata in the form of disease, the birds are clearly an integral part of the scene.

He was more interested in the stigmata presented in the video.

According to Smithsonian Magazine, Francis of Assisi is believed to have endured the first documented stigmata wounds in 1224 in Italy.

International consensus guidelines [ 3] recommend resection in presence of high-risk stigmata, while in presence of "worrisome features" the lesion should be evaluated by EUS to further risk-stratify the lesion.

The first example of the alleged miraculous infliction of stigmata occurred in St. Francis of Assisi.

The leading symptom is short stature, while numerous but mild stigmata manifest in the craniofacial region.