Sample Sentences for
anatomy
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    Over millions of years, the bird has developed an anatomy that enables it to fly.  (source)
    anatomy = body structure
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    My hand slips between the straps and I yank it up on my arm, it's really too small to fit on any other part of my anatomy, and I'm turning to fire again when the second knife catches me in the forehead.  (source)
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    Of the paintings she'd mentioned, The Anatomy Lesson was the only one I knew.†  (source)
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    David Petrakis My Lab Partner is thrilled-anatomy at last.†  (source)
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    In 1842, Richard Owen, the leading British anatomist of the day, called them Dinosauria, meaning "terrible lizards."†  (source)
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    A disciple of such character—judging anatomists as Gratiolet or Engel could have read this man's features like an open book.†  (source)
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    But the map shapes escaped him now, the precise silhouettes of those nestled anatomies.†  (source)
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    The new view of man also manifested itself in an interest in the human anatomy.†  (source)
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    As an anatomist, it is really a pleasure to me to see such a beautiful structure; although, if people were all like him, I suppose there would be very little need for doctors.†  (source)
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    —or disagreeable choking, or stifling, or gurgling, or bubbling, in the region of the thorax, as the anatomists say?†  (source)
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    A year older than Denise, she was taller, thinner, paler, both worldly and ethereal, as though in her heart she was not a travel writer at all, as her mother had said she wished to be, but simply a traveler, the purer form, someone who collects impressions, dense anatomies of feeling, but does not care to record them.†  (source)
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    Unlike you, the target was a little higher up in the anatomy.†  (source)
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    However painful may be the objects with which the Anatomist's knowledge is connected, he feels that his knowledge is pleasure; and where he has no pleasure he has no knowledge.†  (source)
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