vivisection

1 Bartz takes the idea of a “frenemy” to new heights in her third thriller, yet another expert vivisection of female modes of communication and competition.

2 The tone of “Demolishing” is triumphantly macabre, unfolding as a bright catalog of carnage and vivisection, in which classic love and crime stories become automated Armageddons.

3 But the most sinister thing about modern vivisection is this. If a mere sentiment justifies cruelty, why stop at a sentiment for the whole human race?

但是现代活体解剖最为有害的是，如果仅仅是一种感情便可使残忍成为正当的，那么为什么不把这种感情扩展到整个人类上去呢？

4 Some believe that it is rather brutal to carry out vivisection experiments because animals are human's good friends and they have the rights to survive.

有些人认为做活体实验很残酷是因为动物应该人类的好朋友，应该有他们生存的权利。

5 Among the horrors he described were vivisections performed without anesthesia on those who had been deliberately administered germs; doctors wanted to see firsthand how the ensuing diseases infected the body.

6 From Russia to Britain, doctors were accused of spreading the disease to deliberately kill the urban poor, to obtain cadavers for vivisection, or to claim fictitious government bounties on dead bodies.

7 The Grimms’ version ends with a vivisection, the huntsman releasing the girl and her grandmother from the wolf’s belly.

8 Director Jean-Christophe Meurisse aims for nothing less than a full vivisection of French society in “Bloody Oranges,” a daring social satire that proceeds from the premise that his homeland may be incurably ill.

9 I abhor vivisection throughout the heart, I think all infected with innocent blood of scientific discovery is of no value.

我整个的心灵都在厌恶活体解剖，我认为所有沾染无辜鲜血的科学发现都是没有价值的。

10 Taneyev’s vivisections of the sensitive Tchaikovsky’s works were indeed fearsomely rigorous, and today we know him mostly as a harsh if well-meaning figure haunting the outskirts of Russian music, a virtuoso pianist and influential teacher.

11 Vivisection, or animal testing, is one of the selfish behaviors that we frequently show.

动物试验便是我们这种自私行为的表现之一。

12 As Nongbri joked at the time, it was really more of a vivisection.

13 The setup again is a Dagwood sandwich of horror tropes, but with different ingredients: naughty nuns, vivisection, exorcism and, I kid you not, aliens.

14 Beyond its startling vivisection of grief, the book's redeeming beauty lies in its precise evocation of a transformative love, filled with tenderness and comic routines.

15 Unit 731 is also believed to have performed vivisections and frozen prisoners to death in tests of endurance.

16 The purpose of his juice box vivisection was to illustrate how the government is deliberately tainting juice boxes with “estrogen mimickers” in order to somehow, and for some reason, create more gay people.

17 One particularly glaring inconsistency that should be further investigated is the underlying assumption of vivisection, that we can become healthier by destroying the health of other living beings.

有一个尤其让人震惊的矛盾之处，就是对于活体解剖的默认，认为通过毁坏其他生灵的健康我们会变得更健康。这应当作进一步的调查。

18 It is a postmodern vivisection of Modernism, analysing the dream and the machine, war as the old lie and a new liberation, and rituals sacred, profane and banal.

19 Farhadi shows that anatomising relationships is vivisection: painful and possibly even distorting.

20 But “Blonde” subjects Monroe to its own grisly vivisection.

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2 活体解剖者

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