Usar "epidermis" en una oración

1. The procedure involves the removal of the epidermis and some superficial dermis while

2. The worst part of the unfortunately long process was the hypersensitivity of the epidermis

3. follicle for a shave that is actually below the epidermis

4. I could imagine the side of his face reddening at the impact, ripping at his epidermis, extricating his skin molecules

5. With the teeth as a tool I made another attempt, but what I did was hurt me and the pretentious jewel did not move an inch, seemed to be part of my own skin, as the dermis and the epidermis

6. Maybe they wind up on the epidermis of those who eat them, and that’s where freckles come from

7. It appears to affect the epidermis, and the indications of its effects are shown in early senility amongst other negative results

8. Underlying this tough outer layer or the epidermis are the dermis and

9. The procedure involves the removal of the epidermis and some superficial

10. His face was brilliant and shining, with a pure epidermis that was overwhelmed with cheerfullness and happiness

11. Health, youth, honor, all the shy delicacies of the young body, the heart, virginity, modesty, that epidermis of the soul, are manipulated in sinister wise by that fumbling which seeks

12. On Tuesday and Wednesday it bothered him terrifically that his epidermis, hair and other appendages were of a high disorder, while the integumented skeleton of himself was a slick clean structure of efficient organization

13. He must have muttered part of this theory, because next thing he knew his wife, in negligee, was on the bed, her arms about his neck, yawning, "Oh, my darling, fingernails are not bone, they're only hardened epidermis!"

14. On Tuesday and Wednesday it bothered him terrifically that his epidermis, hair and other appendages were of a high disorder, while his integumented skeleton of himself was a slick clean structure of efficient organization

15. As the lovely heroine of a recent novel says, ‘the beauty that rules the world is lodged in the epidermis

16. The reason for this difference, will probably be found in the high state of oxygenizement of the bark, particularly of the epidermis, by which it is rendered to a certain degree acrid and corrosive

17. He attributes the dark brown colour of the epidermis of his quercitron, to this cause; and as a confirmation of the idea, I have observed that ink made of the epidermis of another kind of bark, though at first not to be distinguished by the colour from that made of the cellular and cortical parts, is incomparably less permanent

18. [45] That is, the inner bark deprived of the epidermis or outer bark, by the shaving knife