Sentences with word «lacerated»

His injuries included a head injury, fractured facial bones, a punctured lung, multiple broken ribs, lacerated spleen, and shattered elbow and knee which required numerous surgeries.

Bradford's behemoth collages, stretching across another 70 - foot wall, with their silver paint over torn - up advertising posters lacerated by networks of fluid, incised lines, are as tough as the street and just as resistant to simple answers or unearned beauty.

Comedies don't get much darker than this pitch - black British movie, written and directed by Sally Potter (Ginger & Rosa) with lacerating irony and such a furious sense of humour that it's impossible to stifle our laughter no matter how we try.

While it's a quieter record than its predecessors, and her ceaseless questions and lacerating self - doubt would seem like the opposite of asserting an artistic identity, Shelley's absence of imposition only emphasizes her enviable patience and burgeoning tenderness.

Ms. Barreto suffered a dislocated leg, spine fracture, and lacerated liver; and Mr. Gallinella, broken ribs, a punctured lung, and neck injuries.

If Paul can rejoice about his contentment in God's presence while lacerated in a jail cell, then we too can live with that kind of perspective in both enjoyable and daunting situations.

Bone points punctured effectively, flaked stone created a greater incision, and the microblade was best for lacerated wounds.

Paper can cut through wood and plastic and lacerate skin with ease.

But though I'm sure McDonagh didn't intend it, seeing Dinklage in one of these roles again, despite everything he has accomplished over the past seven years, is one of the most lacerating things about «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.»

Initially there was grappling and I'd be reminded of that scene in Absolutely Fabulous when Patsy gets lacerated on the strings of an elaborate designer lampshade!

The comeback was short - lived, however, After Last Tango in Paris — for my money the most emotionally lacerating performance in film history — sent just about everyone involved off the deep end.

They were the inventor of the décollage technique (the opposite of collages), in particular through the use of lacerated posters — a technique mastered by François Dufrene, Jacques Villeglé, Mimmo Rotella and Raymond Hains.

The searching loss - of - faith drama First Reformed is the happy result of Paul Schrader's entering the what - the - hell - let's - go - for - it stage of his long and bravely self - lacerating career.

It's not as laugh - out - loud funny as Juno nor as lacerating as Young Adult, and in some ways feels like a recombination of those movies» elements: nostalgia, child - bearing, mistimed coming of age, remixed.

Besides these, the spinal cord can become lacerated where nerve fibers are severed or torn.

Beefier engine mounts ensure the block won't shake loose on bumpier road sections, while a thick aluminium skid plate prevents sharp rocks from lacerating an otherwise vulnerable oil pan.

These extraordinary works, with their punctured, blasted, gouged, and lacerated surfaces, were his literal response to the anticipation of man's first flight into outer space.

I said, «I've just read Bloomberg View, and it absolutely lacerated me.»

The billowing flesh lacerates blood vessels and surrounding organs, tissues, and bone.

A few weeks ago, I found a graphic brochure with images of lacerated fetuses in my mailbox from an anti-abortion group.

But the main attraction is the freak's suffering from exposure «to the cruelly lacerating expressions of horror and disgust by all who behold him....

Scourging meant being beaten with a whip impregnated with pieces of sharp metal, which lacerated the body.

Worse punishment came in the form of Mike's lacerating harangues.

Take the recent Dario's lacerated lip and chipped tooth or teeth — don't know anymore.

Out of more than 220,000 B - Agile, B - Agile Double and BOB Motion strollers sold during this time period, Britax has received eight (8) adult injury reports involving US consumers lacerating a finger as they fold the B - Agile stroller.

Since Jose Antonio Vargas's original report that only Ron Paul and John McCain had so far agreed to participate in the September Republican version of last week's CNN / YouTube debate, plenty of folks on the left, right and center have dogpiled on the candidates, lacerating defenders» arguments and leaving me with little doubt that Romney, Giuliani, et al will ultimately grudgingly deign to take questions from The Common Man.

«Anyone you vote for as mayor will take action on housing, will take action on policing, will take action on transport, but we are the only party proposing to do it in a way that actually incorporates the needs of everybody in the capital,» she says taking a seat in the top of floor of the WEP's studio, nursing a cup of tea as another April shower lacerates the windows.

President Donald Trump used August to insult McConnell for that flop, even suggesting he might need to relinquish his leadership post, inflaming tensions between the White House and congressional Republicans and lacerating party unity.

Farage once again proved an effective channel for their outrage, lacerating Nick Clegg as the representative of an out - of - touch and unresponsive political class.

It's been in Chris Gibson's thoughts — our congressman took to his Facebook page to lacerate Silver and Cuomo for their alleged ethical misdeeds and call for a paradigm shift in state government.

All through the second of half of the over-long «Humoresque,» Crawford's self - lacerating destruction seems fake.

Part of the problem is that the book is full of somehow lacerating details, which a loving director must reproduce but can't help transforming into their opposites: there's no such thing as a dull antique.

It means writing that swerves brilliantly from racy humor to lacerating pain, from steamy encounters to brutal insights.

The exchanges in «Dark Stranger» are monotonous, draining the film of vitality as the camera lingers on repetitive ugly behavior, not the wonderfully mischievous stuff that would lend the film a stupendously lacerating identity.

The Killing Of A Sacred Deer is just as bizarre — but it triumphs as Lanthimos's most elegant and lacerating masterpiece.

Yet by framing these controversial manoeuvres as a suspenseful, noir - tinged thriller, Spielberg forces self - examination when it comes to the self - lacerating pleasures of state - sponsored blood revenge.

A scalpel lacerates the painting by Vermeer.

(First among equals in the cast is Scott Thomas; as a woman whose finest hour quickly devolves into her ugliest, she's brittle, lacerating perfection.)

Compared to the rosier portrayals of the British elite in The Crown, Patrick Melrose lacerates a class of people whom centuries of self - indulgence have calcified into callousness and toxic absurdity.

Jennifer Lawrence, however, who was so lacerating in «Winter's Bone,» is not given much to do except look pretty and worried as she morphs in and out of her blue - skinned, red - haired, yellow - eyed Mystique incarnation.

When Joan is not lacerating her husband with volleys of icy precision she manifests a lifetime of rage and frustration with a silence that speaks volumes on screen.

by Bryant Frazer Celebrated as an incisive, self - lacerating backstage spectacle and razzed as an indulgent and pretentious passion project, genius director - choreographer Bob Fosse's All That Jazz is one of the most ambitious American films of the 1970s.

Known and loved for lacerating political satires The Thick of It, In the Loop and Veep, Armando Iannucci has a gift for skewering incompetent authority figures — locating the humour in their bumbling errors — as well as for truly creative, foul - mouthed insults.

But instead, Larrain (The Club, No, Neruda) uses his star's towering talent to paint an epic, all - consuming portrait of grief — an extraordinary, lacerating submersion into the darkest corners of a person's life that is both relatable and alluringly unknowable.

With self - lacerating fury, the film posits racial violence as a kind of erasure.

At a time when we've seen several lacerating documentaries about the economic meltdown, and Michael Lewis» The Big Short is on the best - seller lists, «Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps» isn't nearly as merciless as I expected.

As he rose to fame, he filled each page with self - lacerating admonishments and pleas to work harder.

In 2013 approximately 200,000 Elantra sedans were recalled after the side impact airbag bracket allegedly lacerated a passenger's ear during an airbag deployment.