I feel like someone poured Drano in my eye sockets.
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Afterward, he suffered fractures to both eye sockets and other injuries.
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The attack left him with injuries that included two fractured eye sockets.
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My eye sockets glowed a deep fluorescent green, and terrified the cat.
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The use of caps in Jane Doe's eye sockets was "very professional," Moran said.
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You have six muscles in your eye sockets; feel them all go limp.3.
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Its eye sockets look uncannily like the cartoon Xs that indicate death in cartoons.
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She opened the drawer quickly, but there was only the stone, its eye sockets calm.
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Some have random eye sockets on their foreheads, or chins that melt into the background.
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The dragon on this gate was originally polychromatic with red jaws and glass eye sockets.
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Then, the wax will drip through the unicorn's head and seep out of its eye sockets.
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The police were called, there were hospital records that showed broken bones, broken eye sockets, broken noses.
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One was left with serious injuries including fractures to both eye sockets and cheekbones and a broken nose.
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Initial examination of them revealed an odd extra pair of holes in the skulls behind the eye sockets.
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In the center, a white enamel skull stood jaw-open, lightning bolts and jutting through its eye sockets.
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He fanned his elderly mother, whose cavernous eye sockets and protruding cheekbones bore the telltale signature of famine.
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Though the sea creature measured about two feet long, its eye sockets were only about a centimeter wide.
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Featuring an elongated skull, sunken eye sockets, and an impossibly tiny body, some suggested it was of extraterrestrial origin.
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Their hollow eye sockets stare blankly outward, beckoning us to imagine their flesh, their personalities, their desires and pains.
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Mr. Lightfoot sustained fractures of both his eye sockets and testified in court that he suffered for months afterward.
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The face is connected to the skull at three points: The ear canals, the eye sockets and the muzzle.
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The impact caused her esophagus to cave in, shattered her cheeks and jaw, and fractured one of her eye sockets.
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The Touch Bar was fancy and bright; the gorgeous display wowed eye sockets; and the price made my wallet pucker.
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Near them, a skull sat on a plastic lunch tray, with an army green blindfold tied around its eye sockets.
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She underwent a surgery to ready her eye sockets for future prostheses and completed a month-long inpatient drug-treatment program.
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No Isolation also makes AV1, a fetching robot in the form of a disembodied white head with cameras in its eye-sockets.
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And the eye sockets were massive — an adaptation that helps today's ghost sharks see in the dim light of the deep ocean.
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Mr. Lightfoot, who sustained fractures to both of his eye sockets in the beating, testified earlier that he suffered for months afterward.
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Mr. Lightfoot, who suffered fractures of both eye sockets, says that he suffered headaches and blurred vision for months after the attack.
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That night, her feet rested on the cool curve of the stone, and she brushed the smooth eye sockets with her toes.
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Image: Queen Mary Forensic MuseumThe skull also featured particularly large eye sockets, which explains the high position of Bellingham's eyebrows on the reconstruction.
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The researchers also noticed that the teeth of the Mystacodon were more abraded and the eye sockets were located higher on the skull.
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Their eye sockets were located near the roof of the skull, allowing them to keep watch for predators while they munched on foliage.
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Sitting in the passenger seat is a burnt skeleton, its mandible slightly ajar, its blackened eye sockets conveying a terror frozen in time.
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Some of men beat Mr. Patterson so severely that one of his eye sockets was fractured, leaving him blind in his right eye.
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The long, angular skull, slanted eye sockets and fewer than normal ribs -- 10 pairs rather than the normal 12 -- only deepened the mystery.
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Berger held up a cast of a skull, its nasal cavity and eye sockets glowing white with filler, as if packed with snow.
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Then, in a shift to yet another register of signification, the empty windows in the façades read as the eye sockets of skulls.
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"Asian men and women typically prefer Caucasian facial features, which are narrower cheekbones, deeper eye sockets and thinner lips," he told the beauty site.
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While it's hilarious and bizarre to have gnarly ghouls with loose eye sockets prowling hungrily around the English countryside, there's no mockery or derision.
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After that, I climbed a towering ladder suspended from the pig's deep blue snout, and mined the golden ore out of its eye sockets.
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It also had very large eye sockets, suggesting better-than-average eyesight, and an inner ear structure that appears tuned to low-frequency sounds.
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Pepperoni is used to line the "pumpkin" borders, the pizza's smile and the eye sockets, while the eyes themselves are made using black olives.
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The eye sockets, less so, and any pontification on the nature of death is shelved as you try to slice through the delicate membranes.
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If you ride with your feet on the dash and you're involved in an accident, the airbag may send your knees through your eye sockets.
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Not only was Jahmal Lightfoot so brutally beaten by correction officers that his eye sockets were fractured, he was accused — falsely — of instigating the attack.
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They sleep in a niche lit by tea-candles "in each of the eye sockets" of the carved monkeys who keep watch over the bones.
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The head has cameras in its eye sockets and when you put on the VR headset, you see what the robot head sees: yourself from behind.
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Upon her brother's return, Maryam said, she washed him and tried not to cry over his empty eye sockets and the cigarette burns that dotted his body.
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The goddess appears with a naked skull and usually has two breasts, as round as her black eye sockets, hanging from her shoulders like emblems of office.
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And its ring-shaped eyeball bones (yes, eyeball bones — most creatures with backbones except mammals have these inside their eyeballs) were huge compared to its eye sockets.
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Further telltale signs of its sex were the fact that the muscle attachment areas were less pronounced and the upper margins in the eye sockets were sharper.
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Mr. Lightfoot sustained fractures to both his eye sockets, and testified that long after the beating, he spit up blood and suffered from blurry vision and headaches.
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And yet there were striking anomalies: it had 10 ribs instead of the usual 12, giant eye sockets and a long skull that ended in a point.
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Think of James "Son Ford" Thomas, the grave-digging Delta blues man who made soul-quivering clay heads with tin-foil-lined eye sockets and real teeth.
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Ultimately, the female exudes acid from her head, creating a painful blister, usually on the leg or foot, but sometimes even in eye sockets or on genitals.
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The only real opening is the mouth, because there's a neck guard wrapped around your throat and the eye holes are pressed up against your eye sockets.
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But it has to be hard not to look into the hollow eye sockets and also wonder: Were you more like me — or more like an animal?
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To see Hess's techniques, SAFTA apparently centers on elbows to the spine, hilarious kicking, and rudeness: he was always pointing his fingers in people's faces and eye sockets.
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Decks and merch were covered in skulls and bleeding eye sockets, Suicidal Tendencies had released "Possessed To Skate", and Venom blasted on the 1984 Let it Bleed video.
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Facial differences are typically facial characteristics of individuals with craniofacial conditions—widely spaced eye sockets, underdeveloped upper jaw, large skull, and slanted eyes that bulge from the face.
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Dan: Anyone who said "At least we'll get better art in the age of Trump" should be required to slurp up this vapid gruel though their eye sockets.
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All except for Trover, that it, because he's a parasitic hole monsters who upgrades by using "power babies" that eat each other then live in his eye sockets.
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Smoking changes the pressures in a person&aposs sinuses, which are located next to the eye sockets, and this may have made her more prone to fracture, he said.
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Over the course of about one minute, the dancers are made to look like skulls with empty eye sockets, big-toothed clowns, and terrifying dolls with their jaws unhinged.
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Click here to view original GIFAsha Rani is known as "The Iron Queen" because of the amazing feats of strength she's attempted using her teeth, ears, and eye sockets.
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He practiced the technique on cadavers: cutting the skin along the hairline from ear to ear, and then peeling the forehead away from the skull and the eye sockets.
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I recall bad horror movies in which people are left dead and swollen, with hollowed-out eye sockets after being mowed down by a group of human-hating bees.
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The doctor dismantles Bruno's eye sockets and opens the bones of his face, as if they were a door on a hinge, and spends hours sucking out the tumor.
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She stands next to another of Ms. Saul's pieces, which features a skull whose eye sockets and bone plates appear set in a permanent expression of confusion and concern.
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Lobster's bladders are located right below their brains—they have these nozzles under their eye sockets—so she's basically squirting him with pee from what looks like her eyes.
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Its visage peers out beneath a messy mane of black fiber, dark glaze dripping from its empty eye sockets like tears, with steel horns wrapped in felt and rubber tire.
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Tragedy Girls is gory, and there's one scene in a high school wood shop classroom that made me feel a little weak behind the knees and elbows and eye sockets.
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As we age, our faces lose volume in both the soft tissue (fat and skin) and bone — our eye sockets get larger, the bones of our forehead and jaw recede.
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The odd physical features of chimaeras, including exceptionally large eyes with orbits (eye sockets) so big they actually distort the shape of the brain, aren't found in the limited fossil record.
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The result had a stubby, circular face like that of a somewhat satanic Thomas the Tank Engine: flattened nose, square eye sockets with deep-set triangular eyes, a round, shouty mouth.
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Jahmal Lightfoot, an inmate in one of the jails at the complex, was tackled to the ground and kicked repeatedly until both his eye sockets were fractured and his nose was broken.
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Prosecutors in the city's Bronx borough have accused 10 guards in the assault of Jahmal Lightfoot on July 11, 2012, who was left with two fractured eye sockets and a broken nose.
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But, since these holes were roughly a tenth the size of the eye sockets, the examiners concluded that they were passages for blood vessels and the strangeness of the lizards was soon forgotten.
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Using an ice pick from his own kitchen, he went through the eye sockets into the brain of his patient, a 29-year-old severely depressed housewife, and cut into her frontal lobes.
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It's coming on July 2120th with a handful of pricing tiers ranging from free (with limited content) to $22020 a month for all the Parks & Rec you can inject into your eye sockets.
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Her mouth, ribcage, and abdomen were filled with packing materials, and spherical bundles of cloth were lodged inside her eye sockets, on top of which were placed artificial eyes made of stone or glass.
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Several forensic anthropologists, all trained by Burns and Snow and none of them much older than Peccerelli, were using paintbrushes and chopsticks to whittle away at dirt embedded in eye sockets, skulls and femurs.
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We were a little nervous going in—don't forget this is a man rumored to have sold his soul to the devil and permanently damaged the eye sockets of his band's lead singer.
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Maybe that's because it's now natural to compare it to the Oculus Rift, which strips you of your humanity by enveloping the entirety of your eye sockets, a giant box where your face should be.
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The two sides of his cap differ, as do the two sides of his cloak and sleeves, the size of his hands, the shape and shadows of his eye sockets, and his cock-eyed nose.
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I'm enjoying them all, but any stretch of reading that lasts beyond three pages, I begin to feel the invisible threads beneath my eye sockets tugging my head away from the text and onto something else.
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Side by side, arms outstretched, their eye sockets stuffed with cotton and their mouths gaping black holes, Purcell's photograph mimicked "a crowd of medieval people who'd been struck by a meteorite," she elaborates in the film.
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They have suggested that it filled the space between the brain case and eye sockets or acted as a stabilizer for the skull to withstand the force of chewing on the tough materials our ancestors ate.
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Set in the 1950s, Goldblum's Wallace Fiennes is based on real-life lobotomist Walter Freeman, an evangelist of the operation that consisted of hammering spikes into patients' brains through their eye sockets to sever their prefrontal cortex.
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But many questions remained, such as Ata's gender and why it featured such strange physical characteristics, such as the elongated skull, sunken and slanted eye sockets, undeveloped midface and jaw, and 10 ribs instead of the usual dozen.
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Mr. Lightfoot, who had fractures on both his eye sockets, said that for months afterward, his eyes would hurt and his vision would blur when he tried to read, and that he would get headaches and spit up blood.
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The body was remarkable not just for its size, but also for its abnormalities, including an elongated skull that ended in a point, giant eye sockets and bones that were as mature as those of a 6-year-old.
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What to make of her naked woman in profile in "ohne titel, januar 1995" ("untitled, january 1995," 1995, oil on canvas) with a yellow face, acid-green eye sockets, and big, bulbous breasts with nipples the size of small teacups?
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Its profile was relatively long and low, Dr. Stefan said, a trait that can be associated — though not exclusively — with people of African descent, as can prognathism (protrusion of the jaw), rectangular eye sockets and hyperbolic, or U-shaped, tooth rows.
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Ahem. Now that I've finally managed to undig my fingers from my eye sockets, it's time for our re/cap of HBO's "Silicon Valley," the insider sitcom that's so on the nose, it might as well be a giant funny zit.
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Among the silver rings that barnacle his left hand is a $600 design from the "Rock" collection created by the Florentine jeweler Monini Gioielli that features a cluster of tiny skulls, each of whose eye sockets glisten with black diamond chips.
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On the two men's orders, five members of an elite squad of jail guards beat Mr. Lightfoot until his eye sockets were fractured and his nose was broken, while three other officers stood outside the cell where the attack occurred, Mr. Yacoub said.
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Katie's procedure involved transplanting the scalp, forehead, upper and lower eyelids, eye sockets, nose, upper cheeks, upper jaw and half of lower jaw, upper teeth, lower teeth, partial facial nerves, muscles and skin -- effectively replacing her full facial tissue, according to Cleveland Clinic.
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" There is a plot to follow that unfolds over the course of three very clearly divided acts, but as Navarro pointed out "most of it is lost amid the genuinely funny throwaway one-liners and endless gobs of insane action thrown directly at your eye sockets.
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In an era before Beats by Dre were shoved into our eye sockets by nearly every music video released, before selfies were a thing, before we were all attention locked to our smart-phone screens, the coolest thing you could rep in your video was a cell phone.
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Pioneered in the thirties, by Egas Moniz, whose work later won him the Nobel Prize, the treatment reached a grotesque apogee in America, with Walter Freeman's popularization of the transorbital lobotomy, which involved severing connections near the prefrontal cortex with an icepick-like instrument inserted through the eye sockets.
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Investigators, she writes, declined to pursue indictments against a "long list" of law enforcement officers they knew had killed or severely wounded prisoners, including one trooper who shot a prisoner at close range so many times that "his eye sockets were shredded by shards of his own bones," she writes.
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The grisly removal of an eyeball from a cow's head by the twin forensics specialists Marcus and Lucius Isaacson (Douglas Smith and Matthew Shear) — an attempt to determine the killer's weapon — certainly makes an impression to that effect, just as an "Arkansas toothpick" made an impression on the victims' eye sockets.
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Made of cast resin, the little guy had a thick coat of mousey-brown fur the diameter of spaghetti, which covered his face (including eye sockets), hands, feet, tail — and even the rectangular sign, stuck on the end of an equally furry pole, that he wielded, weakly, in his right hand.
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Her ever-morphing storefronts and nonfiction "Then & Now" comics about New York City — punched-up with wildly improvised dialogue — ran in Harper's and the New Yorker and sometimes starred Wertz herself, depicted as a diminutive figure whose broadening eye sockets and apple cheeks sit under a black helmet of hair.
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Growing up in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, Akili Tommasino used to cut class to visit artworks like the ancient Egyptian "Head From a Female Sphinx" with gaping eye sockets at the Brooklyn Museum, or Umberto Boccioni's striding bronze figure, "Unique Forms of Continuity in Space," at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Veering sharply into abject, "American Horror Story" aesthetics, Eilish has bled jet-black liquid from her eye sockets, let a tarantula crawl across her face, and been manhandled and stabbed with needles by disembodied hands, invoking shock artists like Nine Inch Nails and Marilyn Manson more than Taylor Swift or Katy Perry.
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In 2014, Lance Mason, a Cuyahoga County Judge, slammed his wife Aisha Fraser Mason's head into the dashboard of their car, bit her face, punched her so hard he broke her eye sockets and then left her on the side of the road, driving away with their two young daughters in the backseat of the car.
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Sure there are some conventionally "funny" settings—handle-bar moustaches and aviators are basic dress-up by anyone's standards—but that doesn't account for the Dali-meets-Pixar limits of your eyes blown up to the size of tennis balls while you vomit a rainbow or the one where your mouth is stretched like a rubber-bands, with the eye sockets hollowed out, with dog-ears and huge wagging tongues.
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What Lore's reenactments do particularly well is to make visceral the real physical horror attendant in many of the superstitions and pseudoscientific experiments that characterized these moments: It's one thing to know theoretically that lobotomy victims often had ice picks inserted into their eye sockets; seeing it demonstrated by a frankly gleeful doctor, all while Mahnke's calm narration reminds you this isn't a horror movie but real history, is another thing entirely.
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