| She whimpers as she undoes the bandages completely, revealing a scabby slice the length of her thumb. |
| In particular, the clerkship still emphasizes an outdated biomedical model which undoes many of the improvements in the preclerkship years. |
| During this process, the soul undoes all its earthly bounds and puts on the 'Light Garment' it had to leave behind when it fell into matter. |
| Pushkin's greatness is nowhere more evident than in his realisation that such impercipience undoes everybody. |
| The 28-year old skids to a halt, undoes her safety belt and leaps athletically from the car, slowly peeling off her driving gloves. |
| It undoes the stability of the unitary subject by constantly changing and redefining his or her foundations. |
