intactness in a sentence

1. Sex had never been a taboo in ancient India and intactness of the hymen had nothing to do with virginity.

2. Regardless of the way your placenta is delivered, your provider will inspect the placenta for intactness.

3. The mutual intertwining of landscape and work, the existential dependence on the intactness of nature becomes clear.

4. There are no large segments of the polypeptide that could be excised while preserving the intactness of the shell around the chromophore.

5. A mining project of this scale with direct influence on the intactness of the Kutai National Park endangers the survival of these species.

6. Torture offends against the human right on personal intactness and is another reason to point the turkish government back into its barriers.

7. By virtue of that intactness, we have been able to make great bounds in what we can learn from them, about who made them and how they were used.”

8. Crick was so impressed with the perfection and intactness of the cell that despite advocating a different ideology, he had to confess his amazement.

9. The intactness of this subtle bond also guarantees that his sleep—also called the ‘little death’—does not unexpectedly become the large, final sleep.

10. That local focus, they argue, should supersede the creation of new maps, international targets and definitions for terms like “wilderness” and “intactness.”

11. Hymen intactness, which indicates virginity, can be achieved by hymen repair surgery and was often recommended for improving "the woman's hidden aesthetics".

12. The intactness of the landscape, still shown in the early Kniely photographs, the apparent harmony between man and nature, no longer exist in this way today.

13. The German government sends older people alternatively in other Ukrainian towns, but there is hate and persecution and the physical intactness isn't ensured.

14. The suffering experienced in such situations can be understood in terms of threatening one’s “intactness” and mourning what has been lost, including self-identity.

15. Only in lively peace every human being, every animal, the plants and the country of Cyprus itself can be fully expressed in its dignity, intactness and according to its gifts and abilities.

16. While virginity of both men and women is emphasized in Islam, there is no text in Qur’an or Hadith which specifically addresses the intactness of any part of a woman’s anatomy as a marker for virginity.

17. A central theme of the interactive experience exhibition is the presentation of central human values such as intactness, dignity, health or participation in social life in relation to daily working life.

18. But, since he knew about the story circulated by Muslims on the intactness of this body, he decided to pack his baggage and travel to Saudi Arabia where a medical conference happened to be held with a galaxy of Muslim anatomists attending.