Sentence examples for contorted reading from inspiring English sources
A contorted reading of a law to suit a president's political need can only invite further such contortions (and more public cynicism about Washington).
On the one hand, there's Dionne (Sasha Allen), who leads the anthemic "Age of Aquarius" with soaring spirits and unimpeachable authority; on the other, standing to Dionne's right, there's Crissy (Allison Case), with a scrunched-up face and contorted posture that read like a plea for help, shelter and attention.
"Go read Pat Riley's book again!" a younger man, his mouth contorted, shouted within earshot of the Nets' coach.
It's one thing to read about the venerable uncles of emo in Kerrang!, but another to have them in the same room, contorted over their instruments.
He had started out as a vaudeville hoofer, and like many vaudevillians, learned to do everything: he could dance, carry a tune, tell jokes, ad lib, read lines and contort his handsome rubbery face into a broad array of clownish responses.
It's crumpled, contorted.
McEnroe's face contorted.
