The Femen protester shouted "God is woman" when she uncovered her chest in the square on Thursday, about an hour after Pope Francis had greeted and blessed tens of thousands of faithful.
Standing in front of the judges, she uncovered her arms, chest and back to reveal lupus-related sores.
You can't walk around with your chest uncovered (unless you're under 14, or within a Frisbee toss of the surf).
The wounds to his arm and chest were uncovered, half healed, dark with dried blood.
To us, the bewildering thing (and to Mary, surely the roughest insult) was that Barrie, far from burying his secret incapacities, dug them up like a pirate uncovering a treasure chest: "Grizel, I seem to be different from all other men; there seems to be some curse upon me….
Apparently, Hook tricked Peter into becoming Hook because only Peter-as-Hook could uncover his treasure chest — the contents of which reveal the disappointing news that Hook became a pirate not for sheer love of villainy but because of a traumatic childhood.
Archaeologists working in a chest-deep hole near Matthews Hall uncovered a narrow strip of dark earth in a lighter, orange-brown layer that marks natural soil.
Leaving the fourth side uncovered still will allow air to enter the chest cavity during inhalation, causing the lung to remain collapsed.
Bodies lay wrapped in white sheeting on the floor of the corridor, some of them partially uncovered to reveal rough, raw incisions sutured back together on their chests.
There it was, they reported yesterday, in the chest cavity of a dinosaur's fossil skeleton uncovered in South Dakota.
Dr Bach's research also resembles an earlier attempt to deal with lung cancer, in which researchers uncovered 20% more tumours in groups that underwent screening using chest X-rays than in those who did not.
