Sentence examples for distorted like from inspiring English sources

The shells were often eroded, but never distorted like tree roots that grow in hard soil.

He resides in the blogosphere, where the simplest ethical issues can be distorted like space-time at the edge of the universe.

He asserted that SJ Perelman's obsession with "mock-ornate sentences" meant that "his prose was distorted like a pitcher's elbow from unnatural use".

PACKED beneath stressed jerseys, with bodies distorted like images from a fun-house mirror, N.F.L. players understand that excess pays in a league with an elastic waistband.

The mirrors were made from single sheets of polished metal and were always warped or slightly bent, meaning your reflection would be distorted like a fairground hall of mirrors.

And, for a long, innocent moment, everything about this arrangement will seem surreal to the black child, distorted, like a message that has somehow been garbled in the delivery.

Planar flames, cell-like flames, distorted cap-like flames, and arrays of ball-like flames are progressively observed in the experiments as the equivalence ratio is decreased.

"Evidently his father, Distorted Humor, liked the mud, but I haven't done any research on it," Tagg said.

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

Her view, her entire universe, got distorted, just like mine.

The bad news: Distorted thoughts like these can lead to any number of negative emotions, such as envy or sadness.