Sentence examples for whose flesh from inspiring English sources

You whose flesh, now dust and planet.

Those whose flesh is less frail might be keener.

How can one respect another whose flesh we choose to dine on?

It is an image of a woman whose flesh resembles the grain in wood.

Next to her was an enormous black woman whose flesh pressed up to hers, firm and warm.

When he cried, he blubbed like a man whose flesh – and substance – really was beginning to melt.

Three manneristically distorted women perform strange rites around a raw turkey whose livid flesh is worthy of a seventeenth-century Flemish master of still-life.

Maximas include buttercup -- Ms. Goldman's favorite -- Hubbard, turban, banana, and exotics like Australian Blue, whose crisp flesh tastes a little like Asian pear.

A "risotto," which contains not a grain of rice, is made from the large Basque squid called begi haundi whose meaty flesh is balanced with the creaminess of butter and a hit of wasabi.

And it shows that verse can be used to think, as well as feel: All are meant to soothe the savage breast Or back beneath whose dyed flesh there beats something That will stop.

For all his beard growth and effort, the appealing Mr. Gere looks like a manicured star whose expensive flesh is regularly anointed in oil and receives plenty of B12 and exercise.