Sentence examples for distorted features from inspiring English sources

Soon after the 1953 unveiling, the picture was criticized for being a weak likeness and for having distorted features, like too much neck.

In the surreal style of LaChapelle, the pirate crew has distorted features, and a leaked casting call commented, "I need the freaks on this one".

Also on the table was a drawing, by Jim Shaw, of a woman's face with distorted features and a gaping mouth.

For many years, I was puzzled by African-Americans who collected Sambo and Mammy figurines, plantation grotesques whose distorted features expressed the prevailing arguments for slavery and segregation.

Though he uses a broad color palette, the overall feeling of his illustrations is dark, and the distorted features of his portraits may even be menacing or scary for young children.

The Expressionist whom Munch liked most was Emil Nolde, another thornily independent spirit, who is represented in the show by a large lithograph, "Young Danish Woman" (1913), and three hand-colored repetitions of it: works of fantastic intensity, with distorted features and dissonant colors, that dare unusual ugliness to take unusual beauty by surprise.

Such ineffectiveness may be further exacerbated by the proximity of the user to the camera, i.e., small changes in distance to and tilt of the appliance's camera dramatically distort features, making traditional biometrics used in security-type face recognition ineffective.

The imperfections in the glass or plastic will distort features and be extra creepy looking.

Four men and four women burst in; some wore balaclavas, others had covered their faces with nylon stockings that ghoulishly distorted their features.

What's more, inherited problems like cancer, heart defects, epilepsy and crippling hip dysplasia are rampant in purebred dogs because of inbreeding and breeding for distorted physical features.

"I'm going to shake my head -- distort my features," he said, before the third shot.