Appendages in a sentence

The tiny nonbinary space person has no physical appendages, is neither green nor frightening, and happily does not speak at all.

As the climate changes, one can predict that owls will become smaller with longer body appendages.

Even smaller CG details, like Alphie's mechanical appendages, are flawlessly incorporated into the real-world scenery and do their part to service the larger story being woven here.

The researchers began by cutting the lobes—large, soft, and often paddle-shaped appendages—off of two individual comb jellies and placing them in close proximity under controlled conditions.

This minute, Tinubu, a romanticized revolutionary by his appendages functions as manipulative integer in the designs of masterminds he swore to get rid of.

He can also use the wings as shields, a great tool for repeatedly absorbing damage, as all of Hitsugya's ice appendages can regenerate so long as there is water in the atmosphere.

If you’ve seen the David Cronenberg version of then you no doubt recall the scene in which Jeff Goldblum’s Brundlefly adds an ear to his medicine cabinet, which has become a reliquary of sloughed-off appendages and protrusions.

Ken has trained hard to make up for lost time once he entered the ghoul world, and he became a kakuja (advanced ghoul) with some centipede-like appendages.

KGBeast is a hired assassin with cyborg appendages.

Scientists knew from previously unearthed amber fossils that hell ants featured unusual mouthparts and horns, but researchers couldn't be certain how these ants used their unique mandibles and appendages.

One penis, covered in purple glitter, confused the AI, which was trained to spot flesh-toned appendages by processing a lot of porn.

The villain's bile that he spewed from the Face Hugger-like appendages around his normal head affected even the Hulk, eating away at his face.

When the fig leaf of decency is gone, the minimal requirements of rule of law can be thrown out of the window as useless appendages to the elixir of power.

All the three civil society organisations, which are appendages of opposition political parties, deal with political and governance issues.

Conducting medical examination every six months (mammogram, ultrasound of the uterus and appendages, a biochemical blood test once a year).

Social critics contend that it signifies a mind or a culture out of balance — particularly in an age when our phones seem to have become fused to our bodies as needy new appendages, demanding constant and compulsive attention.

All these organisms have a body divided into repeating segments, typically with paired appendages.

All vetulicolians lack preserved appendages of any kind, having no legs, feelers, or even eyes. citation The area where the anterior and posterior parts join is constricted.

Along the sides of the taeniae, tags of peritoneum filled with fat, called epiploic appendages (or appendices epiploicae) are found.

Although dolphins do not possess fully developed hind limbs, some possess discrete rudimentary appendages, which may contain feet and digits.