Sentence examples for has been contorted from inspiring English sources
Its characterization has been contorted over the years to mean anything.
The cannabis that fuelled the hippie generation's quest for world peace has been contorted by market forces and cross-pollination into a nervous, twitching grotesque.
RFRA "has been contorted in recent years to defend discriminatory practices against LGBTQ individuals and women seeking access to reproductive health services.
That notion, of course, has been contorted to allow the most non-parental kind of leadership, but North Korea still goes to alarming lengths to maintain its racial purity.
What do the bars do?" HIS petition reflects how criminal justice has been contorted by 30-year-old laws that mandate longer minimum sentences for some lower-level drug crimes than for rape, manslaughter and armed robbery.
The status of the Pacific as Australia's backyard has long since dissipated – Australia's aid program has been contorted to fit changing domestic politics, our economy can't match growing regional powers and our strategic orientation remains transfixed by the distant spectre of militant Islamism.
Meanwhile, Mitt Romney has told voters looking for state handouts to vote for the other guy.Both men's positions have been contorted by each other's attack ads.
The trail passes through cloud forests draped with tendrils of moss, over ridges where trees have been contorted sideways by the prevailing winds and eagles drift far above.
Instead, girls are inundated with glossy magazine covers depicting Photoshopped models whose bodies have been contorted into impossible shapes.
Further south is Porth y Pistyll, which has good views of Ynysoedd Gwylanod, home to puffin and guillemot colonies; and Pen y Cil, where the Precambrian pillow lavas are exposed, revealing how they have been contorted over time.
They've been contorted into various forms, some going from being an "S" to a "C" (which, among other downsides, is a far less popular letter on Wheel of Fortune).
