Exempel på calloused

• He put a calloused hand to his face and let out a deep sigh.

• He could feel the thick calloused skin on her heels and on the balls of her feet.

• He followed the text with a calloused finger.

• Her hands were as calloused as a farm labourer's.

• He stood looking down at the dark, callused palms of his hands.

• For example, in this environment humans will have heavily calloused feet.

• Talbott is not claiming that supremely worthwhile happiness must be of a sort that is calloused against any sort of revelation, even a tragic one.

• I looked at his hands—they were not the hands of a gentleman farmer; they were thick and calloused.

• Our sensitivity to incursions against our liberties becomes literally calloused by the repetition of horrifying events and our responses to them.

• These bureaucratic layers grow rather like expensive layers of icing on a cake, but they are as hard to cut through as calloused skin.

• Sadly, people have become almost spiritually calloused by television pictures of babies suffering from the most awful forms of malnutrition.

• Around the priest's waist the skin was calloused and scarred, but showed no sign of infection.

• The plant will heal by forming a calloused seal to withstand bacterial and fungal attack such as mold.

• When the handmaidens washed his legs, they asked him why they were so furry and why his hands were so calloused.

• The columella is moderately calloused, with five folds of which the adapical one is strong and the abapical barely visible.

• I developed a strange habit: clenching my fists so hard that my palms became permanently calloused.

• The inner lip is calloused, showing transverse plicae.

• Calloused pads that protect the wrists during such movement form quite early in the development of the fetus.

• The last whorl is neither calloused nor contracted preceding the aperture.

• Rawle suffered a severe ankle injury when a boy, and the bone calloused, leading to the foot being badly deformed.