Of course, it has its imperfections, all that flailing flurry of action in the foreground, the mysteriously floating iron fetters, the flung limb that may or may not be detached from its torso.
Yeah, so I had 'em take the stock seat out, put in a racing seat, but only for the purposes of it being extra low and wear a full harness that grabs my legs and my torso.
Achondroplasia is characterized by disproportionately short limbs, a normal-sized torso, large head, and with a depressed nasal bridge, right here, a small face, and stubby hands, as well as the curvature of the spine.
We've built medical-grade textile sensors that can adapt to multiple bra styles and sizes for continuous, reliable and repeatable data, all around her torso and her heart.
Through the mist came a face Harry had seen once before on a dark, dangerous night in the Forbidden Forest: white-blond hair and astonishingly blue eyes; the head and torso of a man joined to the palomino body of a horse.
There is a hole about the size of a tennis ball drilled into the torso, just above the right breast, which experts think came from this attempt, and by 1799 the statue was broken.
There are only a couple of surviving large-scale sculptures with one piece dated from the 6th century BCE, of a male torso in a pleated skirt, belt and crescent moon pendant.
A man's naked torso seemed for an instant to be floating towards them through the dappled green half-light; then they saw that his waist joined smoothly into a horse's chestnut body.
Interestingly, it was seen that twisting, bending and fluid movements of the core body region (like the torso neck and head) garnered the most positive attention from women.