Sentence examples for misshapen face from inspiring English sources
She looked down at Irene's misshapen face.
I confess, I fell into a similar trap when it came to George W Bush's burgeoning painting career, particularly when he left his Putin's misshapen face period and entered his kitty cat with an attitude problem phase.
It may also seem a little too good to be true that simple-minded Mary, despite her misshapen face and body, should have a disposition of angelic sweetness, and that it should be this saintly halfwit who teaches sharp-witted Eliza the nature of love.
His mother wanted an open casket so people could see what was done to him – his misshapen face that was bludgeoned into nonrecognition.* And I remember watching those kids in Little Rock in '57 trying to go to Central High and Eisenhower finally getting the National Guard to come in, so that they could go to school without being killed.
When her notes described the misshapen face of the killer Richard Hickock as looking "as if someone cut it down the middle, then put it back together not quite in place," Capote recycled with a minimum of embellishment: "It was as though his head had been halved like an apple, then put together a fraction off center".
If you're familiar with Superman, you probably know about his twin from the Bizarro world, where everything is backwards and Superman has a kind of angled, misshapen face.
U.F.C. fights are sometimes a windmill of fists, feet, elbows and knees that can leave rivulets of red on misshapen faces.
Rubbery arms and legs, bizarrely swollen fingers, big scary shoes and sad, misshapen faces are packed into fragmented, emotionally-charged scenarios.
Rubbery arms and legs with bizarrely swollen fingers and toes, big scary shoes and sad, misshapen faces are packed into weirdly abstracted, emotionally charged scenarios.
I regard the Habs as a band of warrior-elves, courageous and clever, and the Bruins as little better than orcs, occasionally admirable for the courage that lurks behind those misshapen faces, but deserving only of defeat.
We see him in daily tasks like eating, assisted by caretakers patiently lifting food to his misshapen, passive face.
