All their ribandry and gauzery — their silkery and velvetry — were draggled, and limp, and shapeless […]

Blake's depiction of the biblical Nimrod, whom Erdman traces to Young's poem, recalls Milton's Paradise Lost.

By the time he'd finished, his clothes were clinging to his body, revealing the canted v-line of his torso.

When interpreting our results, physiological and biological differences between ethnic groups should also be considered (e.g. differences in red blood cell turnover, biological factors influencing non-enzymatic glycation or enzymatic deglycation of HbA1c independent of mean blood glucose [36 ]).