Sentence examples for stigmata is from inspiring English sources

But the word stigmata is also associated with the Greek words for tattoo, and the wounding could also be literal.

"Stigmata" is essentially the story of a cosmic battle for market share; in "Ubik," metaphysical salvation comes in a spray can.

Saint Francis of Assisi Receiving the Stigmata is the name given to two unsigned paintings completed around 1428 32 that art historians usually attribute to the Flemish artist, Jan van Eyck.

Although presence of high risk bleeding stigmata is well-established risk factor for peptic ulcer bleeding, we didn't find significantly correlation with rebleeding.

The same simple condition of the stigmata is known for Rhagidiidae, another possible basal taxon (not included in this analysis), while in derived Prostigmata, the stigmata can be either subcheliceral or dorsal (neostigmata).

Peripheral stigmata is a symptom that occurs as a result of immune complex vasculitis, or septic embolism.

Among these anomalies, which he termed stigmata, were various unusual skull sizes and asymmetries of the facial bones.

The client said, "I touched it and it was still wet" — he raised his palms, but the stigmata were no longer visible — "so Larry said I had to buy it!" Everyone laughed again.

The stigmata were first spotted at a lecture Professor Dawkins gave in early January, for 200 scientifically gifted children, entitled: "If you reckon reindeer can fly, show me how".

He insists the stigmata are "just a rash" caused last Christmas by having screwed his cracker hat up in his fists on suddenly spotting the allegory in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, previously his favourite film.

A one-man miracle factory, he was censored a dozen times by the Vatican, received the stigmata, was seen in two places at once and spent some time in the back of a fighter plane cockpit during the Second World War, even though he never left his monastic cell in San Giovanni Rotondo during his adult life.