Sentence examples for disfigured through from inspiring English sources

This image has been disfigured through willful alienation from the original, but in Christ believers can recover the perfection of the image of God.

Rip Millar, Clay's former drug dealer, now controls his own cartel and has become disfigured through repeated plastic surgeries.

The affected joint may be deformed or disfigured through time.

My prose had limited itself to merely repeating phrases, such as "natal cleft", "instrument binnacle", "stale semen" and "severed clitoris" as the plot stagnated in a pool of putrid bodily fluids, minatorily extruded through disfigured orifices.

Duffy focused his attention on the wear and tear and clumsy placement of posters and screws, leaving him a series of images of local politicians who look like they've been severely disfigured or pierced quite aggressively through the neck with zip ties.

It is on a hill overlooking a once-unspoiled valley disfigured now by an Israeli bypass road running through it.

The young relative became depressed, not only because of the death, but because she herself had gone through a painful operation and felt disfigured by the big abdominal scar it had left, while nothing had been gained.

What they won't see are disfigured workers toiling in Dickensian sweatshops, infants crawling through metal stamping machines, and workers chained to their stations until the millionth widget is shipped or they die of exhaustion.

The debate on the European constitution is going to be disfigured by this kind of Germanophobia, which views Europe through the prism of the Second World War.

The bypass is a wide, blue gash carved through the pavement, a litter magnet and already disfigured with skid marks.

If you really needed to take out a lot of tissue, the cancer had, in all probability, already spread through the system; and, if it had not spread, the women were disfigured for no reason.