Sentence examples for a bent man from inspiring English sources

"Viagra?" I asked Lili about Mr. Tong, a bent man in his mid-sixties.

He was a bent man with carpal-tunnel syndrome, but at the end of the medal ceremony he stood himself up and saluted.

Almost immediately, she is followed by her husband, Phil, a small bent man with a ruddy complexion and a shaved head.

A small, bent man in a trench coat stands on a rain-soaked street in the middle of the night, staring at a closed liquor store as if it were a mirage.

Mr. Nuon Chea, now a frail, bent man who walks with a cane and favors large dark glasses, has repeatedly expressed his personal innocence and his disdain for the slowly unfolding judicial process.

He is a small, bent man, his face runnelled with lines.

A bent old man sits on a tree stump in one corner and a naked adolescent tests his strength by bending a slender tree in the other corner.

We know what Atget looked like only because his distorted reflection occasionally appeared in the Paris shop windows he photographed and because Berenice Abbott took a few portraits of him as a bent old man, months before he died.

Alan Banks, the Yorkshire police detective in Peter Robinson's series of crime novels -- the latest is "Close to Home" -- is a tough-minded cop with an intellectual bent, a man who quotes Philip Larkin and listens to Rostropovich and the Rolling Stones.

The countryside seemed to be covered with Algerian flags and everyone from small children to elderly veiled women and bent men were waving frenziedly.

He remembers the evening his father returned home from the camp, a bent, gray-haired man who, in the dimness of an apartment without power, he mistook for a beggar.