Sentence examples for misshapenness from inspiring English sources

Because the nauseatingly maudlin motto of 'The Velveteen Rabbit' is true more or less: to become real, a house needs to show some wear, some shabbiness, some misshapenness, some evidence of love and life".

He had, it seems, an almost gleeful appreciation of shabbiness, sordidness, decay, misshapenness, and irregularity — falling houses, untended gardens, the mess and slime on the Thames down toward Gravesend.

He wrote about the world as he really experienced it, but he experienced it with an eye that anthropomorphized objects and concepts while exaggerating the misshapenness of humans.