Sentences with phrase «tears away»

This exposure tears away at our preconceptions and notions of what these people and places are like.

Dogs with long hair on their face may also be more prone to excessive tearing because the hair wicks tears away from the eye and onto the face.

Excessive tears may be caused by overproduction of tears or a blockage of the tear ducts that normally drain tears away.

Poignant personal stories by the veterinarians being honored with the Diane Smith Service Award left many in the room wiping tears away during several emotional moments.

Sometimes the overlying skin is especially fragile and simply tears away leaving a large raw area.

He sat right in front of me so no one could see me, and when I was done he licked my tears away and sent me back to work.

That means she is alive, I thought, wiping the tears away from my eyes so I would be able to see.

Jackie Maguire was an old man, maybe forty, perhaps older, and he was trying to brush the tears away from his pockmarked face with the back of his hand.

He is a blatant cad and nuisance threatening the very essence of Anna's social status and ultimately health as he successfully tears her away from her husband who views the whole affair a slight against the almighty himself.

Especially towards the end where it's hard to keep the tears away.

Maybe your baby kept you up all night with her crying and you couldn't soothe her tears away.

Their function is to drain tears away from the eye into the nose.

He wiped the tears away quickly.

While harassment tears away some of a galaxy's free gas and dust, he explains, it just slows the orbit of the rest.

As the bee struggles to free herself, the last segment of her abdomen tears away from her body and remains behind with the stinger.

The harsh reality reminder of your milk jug might send you running to the land o» memes to laugh your tears away.

You experience placental abruption in case the placenta tears away from the womb, and this can cause fetal distress.

Have you ever been frustrated and cried in front of your baby only to have him want to comfort you or wipe your tears away?

, severe malpresentation (like a transverse baby that can not be moved by internal or external forces), or placental abruption (when the placenta tears away from the wall of the uterus prematurely).

During the match in Moscow, Lukaku played 90 minutes, having four shots on target, scoring twice, meaning that 100 % of his shots were on target, which when you think about what Chelsea supporters said about his first touch, makes you wonder if they said that whilst wiping the tears away from their faces.

Oh my goodness, #Preds Pekka Rinne wiping the tears away after the fans give him an amazing standing ovation in recognition for his 300th career NHL win!

When Jens was hero in Villarreal and even when he might have been villain in Paris, we stood and sang at the end of a game we lost and the hairs stood up on the back of your neck before the rain that night washed the tears away.

No, God demands the opposite: that we become inwardly attentive to his quiet exhortation, which is present in us and which tears us away from what is merely habitual and puts us on the road to truth.

We tend to project our own sensitivity here, said this friend, who went on to tell me (to my surprise) that when a crab tears away the claw of another crab, as I had reported to him, the probability is that what the latter feels is more like a twinge than like the anguish that the tearing away of a limb would cause in us.

Eustace is «un-dragoned» only when, his own efforts at transformation having failed, the Lion himself tears away the dragonish skin.

The one song still gets me...» I was sure by now, that you would have reached down, and wiped my tears away.

No one sews a piece of unshrunk cloth on an old garment; if he does, the patch tears away from it, the new from the old, and a worse tear is made.

It threatens millions of previously safe jobs and, if the possibility becomes reality, it tears away people's last protection against tech - based obsolescence.

The two embraced when they first saw each other, and Hernandez wiped tears away from his mother's eyes.

I love my work, I have no problem focusing, and I'm able to tear myself away from work when I'm done for the day.

Getting thrown in prison tore me away from the ability to build and create businesses.

This oasis is still a work in progress at the year - old Columbus, Ohio, startup — staffers sometimes find it hard to tear themselves away, Schroter admits — but those who do partake say it helps them stave off the dreaded afternoon slump.

For some consumers, even Google's generally superior cameras and image displays will be insufficient to tear them away from the church of Apple, whose products and services tend to work best when paired together.

As for everyone else, if and when you feel the floodgates opening, wipe a tear away with dignity and politely excuse yourself from the conversation.

Tonight at 6:30 PM EST traders will tear themselves away from exchanges around the United States and turn on the Superbowl.

No injuries were reported, but the plane sustained extensive damage similar to what happened Tuesday: the engine's inlet was torn away revealing additional damage to the fuselage, wing, winglet and tail stabilizer.

One thing abt the major religions is that they make U accept a ridiculously impossible thing as the center of one's faith like the nailing to a cross a human body & not having it tear away.

And it can tear away precious moments that could be used for so much more.

I felt a little like the Wizard of Oz must have when the curtain was torn away.

By the deliberate choice of evil, the first generation of human beings did not just lose «preternatural gifts», they tore themselves away from their true source of control and direction, damaging their own integration and ontological harmony as creatures of body and soul.

The Christian must tear away this hypocritical, idealistic mask and at the same time must condemn the idealism that interprets violence as purificatory and sanctifying.

Only one wall of the nave still stood, its top jagged and pocked where the roof had torn away.

Sometimes you must resist their pleas and tear yourself away.

It appears, though, that orthodox biology has not yet torn itself away from the old cosmography, nor for that matter has modern physics succeeded totally in doing so either.

But it must never wish to tear us away from creatures, never refuse to dismiss us to them.

So when a man is supposed to be happy, he imagines that he is happy (whereas viewed in the light of the truth he is unhappy), and in this case he is generally very far from wishing to be torn away from that delusion.

I devoted myself to becoming a pianist, and my mother joked that she couldn't tear me away from the piano with a crowbar.

They tore away Children our of their Mothers arms, and dash'd out their Brains against the Rocks; others they threw in the River, diverting themselves with this brutish Sport, and giving great shouts while they saw»em in this misery.»

You have to tear yourself away.

The Roman Catholic Church, while by no means so nearly a phantom as the Holy Roman Empire, had also demonstrated its incapacity to bring into being such a society long before the Protestant revolt tore away much of Europe from its fold.