Sentence examples for stigmata of from inspiring English sources

They were the blisters of toil, the stigmata of devotion.

It's in "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch," two years later, that his style explodes.

Wilke exhibits herself as a "starification object", her body marked by the stigmata of voyeurism.

A steroid shot helps sometimes, but then they come back, stigmata of the sorrow that doesn't go away.

The spirit of "Miss Lonelyhearts" also hovers above Dick's 1965 novel "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch".

Grozny, the regional capital, is still a grotesque landscape of destruction -- miles of shattered and empty buildings riddled with bullet holes, the stigmata of violence and hatred.

The stigmata of those partly repressed memories were suddenly uncovered and they seemed as vivid as when we first encountered them.

Yet even this operation usually doesn't short-circuit the system entirely, because a blush is far more than a stigmata of embarrassment.

** "The stigmata of desire" is unfortunately not an irony, and "the proper wild oats of youth," though probably an intentional oxymoron, cannot be called wit.

They once bore the horrifying stigmata of attack of debris from above, including an evil filigree of weblike cracks on the panes of glass that had miraculously survived.

Commercial logic is triumphant, he says, ensnaring culture high and low: "Both bear the stigmata of capitalism, both contain elements of change. . . .