Sentence examples for bent appearance from inspiring English sources
Although it was begun with steep sides, engineers were forced to reduce the angle of the sides when structural faults appeared midway through construction, producing the bent appearance of the structure.
He reported an immediate loss of erection, left-sided penile swelling giving the penis a bent appearance, and a bloody meatal discharge.
These illusory experiences include such stock examples as dreams, hallucinations, mirror images, the after-images of the sun, the bent appearance of a straight stick that is immersed in water, and the apparent motion of trees experienced by those traveling down a river.
The term "chikungunya" comes from the Kimakonde dialect and means "to be contorted" due to the bent appearance of those with the disease.
Jackson – whose visit alongside Charles Rivkin, the US ambassador to France, was greeted with incredulity by residents of Bondy, scene of sporadic rioting and clashes with police – made no secret of the political bent to his appearance.
Quickly, he suggested a series about a wealthy family bent on keeping up appearances to the wider world.
(A′ ) In dendrites, characteristic microtubule bending (arrowheads) and appearance of straight cable-like F-actin bundles (arrowheads) are accompanied by CB1R endocytosis after agonist activation (arrows).
Each comes with a peculiar talent: best were sword-swallower and fire-eater Heather Holliday and staggering contortionist Jonathan Nosan; his first appearance, when he bent his body so far in two that you felt sure something must pop or snap, solicited squeamish gasps from the audience packed into the Paradiso Spiegeltent.
Instead of throwing your leg over, drop down on one knee, so your opponent is on his shoulder, giving the appearance of being bent sideways.
To all appearances, Obamacare really bent the cost curve (or at least the affordability curve) in a favorable direction.
While sweatshop conditions vary, there is a grim sameness to the basic appearance: rows of women bent over sewing machines, separated by narrow aisles often made impassable by dress racks and piles of piece goods.
