Sentence examples for with stigmata from inspiring English sources

Zurbarán's most celebrated monk picture was the preternaturally gloomy St Francis with Stigmata.

One late pagan cult in Egypt even boasted a divine baby with stigmata.

Mr. McCormack starts with "Stigmata," a song he wrote about Matthew Shepard, the 22-year-old gay man who was beaten and left for dead in Wyoming.

Luz, an old serving woman, wakes up with stigmata, disappears in a pool of urine and is celebrated as a local saint.

He reappears at the end of the story, and of the giant's life, as a christ figure, complete with stigmata, promising to lead him to "my garden, which is Paradise".

No matter how neatly the wound healed he would be left with stigmata on either side of his hand; a lifelong reminder of the night he was almost nailed to a beam.

He engages in a dream encounter with an inquisitive angel, delivers a sermon to the birds -- losing ties to earthly space and time -- then prays to be wounded with the stigmata of Christ to overcome his feelings of unworthiness.

Then as the vision disappeared, it left not only a greater ardour of love in the inner man but no less marvelously marked him outwardly with the stigmata of the Crucified.

Near the end of his life, when he was in retreat in a hermit's cell on a mountain in Tuscany, he himself was injured: he was suddenly pierced with the stigmata, the five terrible wounds of the crucified Jesus.

ONG is the closest imaging differential; however, ONG is more common in children, does not calcify, expands the optic nerve, often associated with other stigmata of NF-1, and may extend intracranially along the optic pathways [1, 8].

The presence of neurodegenerative changes in the frontal cortex of Mn-exposed animals was confirmed by the presence of neuronal agyrophilic inclusions using silver staining and by morphologic changes consistent with apoptotic stigmata (Guilarte et al. 2008a).