Teresa Garcia, granddaughter of Elias Garcia Martinez, said the woman had painted the tunic before, but the fresco got disfigured when she painted Christ's head.
Emphasis mine, though I imagine it would be Hamilton's if he had known how grotesquely his "conservative" heirs have disfigured the meaning of the Constitution he helped formulate and get ratified.
But her feelings are conflicted, and she is painfully aware that her good intentions may pave a road to hell for her friends: 'I thought that at least by staying at home they would not risk getting poisoned, disfigured or killed.
Yet in prosperous northern Indian states, far from commanding a bride-price, women whose families have failed to stump up a sufficient dowry still get killed and disfigured.
I always felt Laclos was winking at you at the end of the book because she is disgraced, the letters are published, she gets smallpox and is disfigured, and loses all her money and flees the country.
The collapse plunged the town into a depression; some of the town's citizens then expressed that depression by committing violent, sexualized acts upon its young women, which is how Alma got her disfiguring tattoos.
Its proteins have been disfigured.
I feel incredibly blessed not to have a disfigured body.
His latest book, Invisible Monsters, yet to be published in Britain, is about a model who becomes disfigured when her jaw gets blown off.
Remember, you can get injured (people have been paralyzed, maimed and disfigured), robbed or harassed when you're crowd surfing.
