Sentence examples for which flesh from inspiring English sources

But it can amend or introduce statutory instruments the detailed measures which flesh out the legislative skeleton of parliamentary acts.

Meanwhile the film that is constantly recording his life records the calamities to which flesh and imagination are heir.

And it is not the yellow curtains behind which fauns and astronauts embrace, behind which flesh crawls in all directions and flickertail squirrels fall upward into the trees.

"It seems a bit ridiculous to expect the rest of the world's media to follow suit, particularly in a world in which flesh and commercialism go hand in hand," Sharp wrote.

Where Mr Balls tends to look at the big picture, Ed Miliband is more concerned with the detailed micro-measures which flesh out Labour's anti-poverty and welfare to work strategies.

Yet it also causes the museum as a whole to resemble the displays in "Kink," in which flesh and contact are made ever more distant even as they are constantly invoked, provoking voyeuristic curiosity rather than explicit desire.

Besides getting money from app downloads, Alekstra can aggregate all of that phone-bill data, which fleshes out its database.

(In 2004 he released an even better album, "Egypt," which fleshed out the somber beauty of Islamic musical traditions).

That much was even truer in the concert's second half, which fleshed out the octet with Herman Olivera on lead vocals, Nelson Gonzalez on Cuban tres (and vocals), Joseph Gonzalez on maracas (and vocals), Jonathan Powell on trumpet and Jimmy Bosch on trombone.

The winner of the Man Booker, however, was Hilary Mantel's astonishing Wolf Hall, which fleshed out the life of Thomas Cromwell, adviser to Henry VIII, in a period when England was divided over the interests of Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn.

Mr. Jonze expands its horizons — through the screenplay (written with Dave Eggers), which fleshes out Max's exploits, and even more so, through the look of the film, which situates those adventures in a palpably physical universe.