Sentence examples for misshapen feet from inspiring English sources

There was the rock climber who had so much dirt under his long fingernails that his hands reminded me of misshapen feet.

"If had a wish, I would wish to have a doctor who could tell me what's wrong," said Mr. Hart, taking off his shoes in his landlord's living room to reveal a pair of clean but battered, misshapen feet.

She reminds us, lest we forget, how much of the pleasure of reading history is really just ferreting out the choice talk of the day -- the rumor, for example, that Charles VIII had six toes on each of his misshapen feet or that the painting of a Madonna over a pope's bedroom door was actually a portrait of his mistress.

Sauron's misshapen foot soldiers and their collection of mutated animal freaks look as if they've crawled out of the sewers of Love Canal looking for summer work.

Carl eventually wrote several books and pamphlets about foot health; they were filled with cross-sectional drawings of feet misshapen by inappropriate shoes.

Another wears only closed-toe shoes to hide her feet, misshapen by bunions and hammertoes that cross over the big toes on both feet.

Thomas looked at the misshapen bundle at his feet.

When he moved from East to West Germany in the 1960s, his depictions of misshapen cocks and monstrous feet muddied the American pop gloss lighting up the global art scene.

Unlike footrot where there are more clear signs that differentiate a diseased foot from normal, there was more within observer subjectivity in categorising the wall of the foot as mildly misshapen or normal.

In the rear of the pickup was a large pot of what appeared to be cream-colored chrysanthemums, past their prime, and a long narrow cardboard box of produce: gnarly carrots with foot-long untrimmed greens, misshapen peppers and pears, bruised McIntosh apples that the co-op couldn't sell, even at reduced prices.

Similarly, femora, tibiae, fibulae and all foot bones were highly misshapen.