Sentence examples for has deformed from inspiring English sources

Certainly in cases of facial reconstruction there is no issue; if people have been born with a deformity or have had an accident that has deformed their face, I am glad there is surgery that can bring their faces back to normalcy.

War with Russia has deformed Chechnya.

"Corruption has deformed the system," said Mr. Satarov.

The extreme experience of torture has deformed the image, brought about a bend in representation, broken the very system of cinematic realism.

All along, S. has felt nothing but revulsion for the "creature" inside her -- a disease... a parasite," a "tumor" that has "deformed her beyond recognition and made her hate her own body".

"Public Radio's Private Guru" by Samuel G. Freedman [Nov. 11] underscored how the incessant pursuit of money has deformed the purpose of public radio, which was originally intended to serve listeners otherwise ignored by commercial radio.

The temptation would have been to leave it at that, to outline an idealized natural realm that we have deformed.

Chris would be Frank for such long periods the clip had deformed him slightly, flattened his nose out of shape.

He laughed at the romantic tales I used to read at my convent school - he claimed they had deformed my mind and my imagination.

But toward the end of his tenure Duncan acknowledged that the pressures of high-stakes testing had deformed classroom practices, to the detriment of students and teachers alike.

Here we see, in disconcerting simultaneous vision, not just the adults these children will become but also the grown-ups who have deformed their childhood.