Sentence examples for stigmata on from inspiring English sources

And are those stigmata on one character's hand?

Goth-pop is an incoherent pose: it's simulated stigmata on one hand, doodling hearts on a pencil case with the other.

So I decided to place stigmata on the hands and shove the eyes into the stigmata.

…special glandular scent scales (androconia) scattered or concentrated in patches (brands or stigmata) on the wings, sometimes forming expansible, hairlike tufts.

In the most alarming image, he's a ventriloquist, with a diminutive, bug-eyed, bearded dummy of Christ, replete with painted stigmata on his hands and feet.

We inspect Gregorio Fernández's Dead Christ, lain out before us with volcanoes of blood heaving from the stigmata on his feet and hands, with morbid, consuming fascination.

When Paul said, "I carry the stigmata of Lord Jesus on my body," he may have been speaking metaphorically about Jesus' wounds and their impression upon his soul.

Stigmata of light emerge on his hands, and sometimes a fierce blue ray erupts from his eyes, which have to be covered with goggles.

He is missing a sliver of his left eyebrow, the result of a bad hop on the baseball field, one of the many stigmata of his athletic glory.

The children no longer have to wear shoes with the size stamped conspicuously on the sole (stigmata of Payless), and, until Elizabeth decides that she can't afford it, they enjoy a legitimate cable-television hookup, instead of the bootleg connections known around here as "fable".

The paintings show a famous incident from the life of Saint Francis of Assisi, who is shown kneeling by a rock as he receives the stigmata of the crucified Christ on the palms of his hands and soles of his feet.