The phrase "as bent" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing physical shapes or attitudes, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The metal rod was left as bent, unable to return to its original form."
Alternatives: "as curved" or "as twisted".
The justice system is as bent as the rest of the state machinery, which is why it is nearly impossible to prosecute bigwigs.Corruption is a huge brake on Nigeria's growth.
And Nathan Ramos as Andre makes an eerie confidant, just as bent as Frank by his time overseas.
For a man his age, he is blessed with a sharp mind, but he boasts a body as bent as the young branch of a eucalyptus tree.
The role is possibly the most subversive Mr. Stewart has ever played, a seemingly straight-as-an-arrow policeman who is as bent as a wire coat hanger.
That peril takes the shape of a teenager as bent as a kinked pipe cleaner and wearing a smile so disarming it could slay an army of thousands.
I don't get as bent out of shape as everybody else because that's life and there is no use griping about it; it doesn't move you forward".
Ronnie's father — my own revered grandfather, Frank, ex-mayor of Poole, freemason, teetotaller, preacher, icon of our family probity, no less — was, according to Olive, as bent as Ronnie.
So the ante-rooms of bureaucrats and politicians fill up with supplicants who cannot get satisfaction from the state any other way.The politics of corruptionMany of the politicians are as bent as the systems they should be straightening out.
Ronnie's father my own revered grandfather, Frank, ex-mayor of Poole, freemason, teetotaller, preacher, icon of our family probity, no less was, according to Olive, as bent as Ronnie.
It all makes for an emotional episode, as Bent stumbles around all (forgive the pun) bent out of shape, trying to rebuild burnt bridges.
How many players can guarantee you goals at this level, as Bent does?
