Sentence examples similar to crooked device from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Velázquez's "Needlewoman," a miracle of abbreviated brushwork signifying delicate hand movements and studied concentration, does no favor to Picasso's "Woman Ironing," a Blue Period icon in which the governing visual device is a crooked line, rimmed in red, defining the woman's shoulder and bent back.

How crooked is too crooked?

Crooked loans.

Or crooked.

Crooked doctors.

Crooked Still, folk.

The crooked builders?

Crooked Hillary," he tweeted.

Crooked Still, country.

"I'm crooked!

My crooked smile?