Sentence examples for extraordinarily twisted from inspiring English sources
Instead the successor to the Byzantine conventions of the 12th century was an extraordinarily twisted and angular style called the Zackenstil.
"On the contrary," Kugel writes, "it would require some sort of extraordinarily twisted spirit to look up and not see You, Your hand gloved in cloud and sky, Your voice mingling with cricket song and crashing waves, doing all the things that impinged on the little band's existence.
The invariant architecture and positioning of insect renal tubules were observed a long time ago; Wigglesworth (1939) noted that "in spite of their great length and twisted course their arrangement is extraordinarily constant in a given species".
Yet even the most catty critic would have to admit that she is an extraordinarily elegant primate, the incarnation of a slightly twisted French chic in her uniform of to-the-knee pencil skirts, silk blouses, leather jackets and an ever-changing roster of stiletto-heeled footwear.
Although extraordinarily difficult, a trained physician can eyeball cancerous cells in the lab, in part because chromatin--the twisted mass of proteins and DNA that form chromosomes--appears more clumped in malignant cells than in benign ones.
Grotesquely twisted steel gantries.
