McPhee

American  

[muhk-fee] / məkˈfi /

noun

1. John Angus, born 1931, U.S. writer.

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Example Sentences

As Mr. McPhee notes, resurrectionists “performed the service illegally, immorally, and purely for the money, but it was a service nonetheless.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, as Mr. McPhee writes, “bones taken from cadavers can be used to replace cancerous bones, provide support in spinal surgeries, or increase bone mass for dental implants. Collagen taken from cadavers can be injected into the face, lips, and buttocks for cosmetic or plastic surgical repairs. Skin taken from cadavers can be used to repair burns or wounds, and veins can be used in heart surgeries.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Near the book’s end, Mr. McPhee pleads for the federal government to tighten regulations on the market for human bodies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ransone's wife Jamie McPhee, with whom he shares two children, wrote on social media: "I told you I have loved you 1000 times before and I know I will love you again... Thank you for giving me the greatest gifts – you, Jack and Violet. We are forever."

From BBC

McPhee also shared a link on her Instagram story to a fundraiser for the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

From BBC