Sentence examples for deeply deformed from inspiring English sources
To date, their efforts have succeeded resulting in creating a deeply deformed situation in Israel, in Washington, and in the occupied Palestinian lands.
With a sensibility damaged by history, a political conscience deformed by totalitarianism, a mind deeply affected by his study of philosophy, it would be easy to imagine Zagajewski writing veiled protest poetry (which he did in his youth) or poems entirely private and runic, bitter in tone and indecipherable in content, or even descending into shrill silence.
Some, like Agathe Gaillard's venerable storefront in the Marais, are focusing a show around a work in the MEP collection, in this case Jean-Philippe Charbonnier's 1947 "L'Enfant flou," a famous "failure" that is deeply evocative, with only the réverbère (gas light) in focus, and the child's face deformed.
Rivers deeply incised in bedrock are flanked by hillslopes commonly >30° steep within the LTFZ, and underlain by deformed Paleozoic sediments and metamorphic rocks, Mesozoic sediments, and Precambrian crystalline and metamorphic rocks (Burchfiel et al. 1995; Kirby et al. 2003).
One had a deformed skull.
Many are deformed by radiation.
"My hands start becoming deformed.
His nose was very deformed.
"It grew deformed, and just started hurting.
War with Russia has deformed Chechnya.
