Sentence examples for So deforms from inspiring English sources

Germany remains a very pacific, low-key place – short on pomp, performance and the sort of military posturing that so deforms our own polity.

Lucy's right foot was so deformed that it was amputated before she was five.

Some of us had facial disfigurements and some were so deformed that they couldn't survive".

One book became so deformed it was held together with duct tape.

To hold these elections we need to reform the constitution the regime has so deformed.

Like the bulldog, it has great personality and spirit but a body so deformed that its quality of life is diminished.

But rescuers said they had found the deck area around a rear escape hatch so deformed that they were unable to make a watertight connection and enter the sub.

"I wouldn't have been able to do it without my transplanted hand because my other hand was so deformed, I wouldn't have been able to put any pressure on her," he said.

In the early 1400s, councilors to Charles VII warned, "among all the inhabited nations of the earth none is so deformed, variable, outrageous, excessive and inconstant in its garments and dress as the French nation".

The measure would give women the right to a legal abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, and decriminalise later-term abortions when the mother's life is at risk or when the foetus is so deformed that it would not survive.

In the end, after the infection had done its work, there was not much left of the tattoo except an "o" and an "r," which were so deformed they could never pass for English, and a few roses that looked more like red mud.