Sentence examples for physical disfigurement from inspiring English sources

Mentioning specific, narrow risks from the game, he said, like brain damage, medication and physical disfigurement can be even more powerful disincentives to adolescents than the idea of dying, which can seem theoretical or abstract.

We do not have evidence that soldiers consciously risked their lives and the very real possibilities of physical disfigurement because they knew that they would be fully restored in heaven.

It's most likely that the young woman, who says she hopes to be a fashion designer one day, will not suffer the ravages and physical disfigurement that the Mycobacterium leprae is known to inflict on its victims.

According to Komsomolsakaya Pravda, Mr. Filin was in good spirits and optimistic about his recovery, saying he cared very little about physical disfigurement and was focused on continuing his work at the Bolshoi.

After Katniss's daring acts of battle, and all varieties of exhaustion and physical disfigurement, her team of stylists is constantly trying to "remake her to Beauty Base Zero" — the way she would look if she got out of bed looking "flawless but natural".

Societies worldwide tend to stigmatize diseases associated with poverty, deviant or morally sanctioned behavior, contagion, frightening or unusual symptoms, and physical disfigurement or impairment.

Secondary lymphoedema can cause disfigurement, physical discomfort, and functional impairment.

In this context, the threshold for abuse was intentionally causing or risking a physical injury that involved disfigurement or "protracted impairment of physical or emotional health".

Mrs. Feinstein's compromise would include what she calls a "catastrophic exemption," for cases involving severe disfigurement, severe physical disability or death.

The worst consequence of occupation, of course, has been the terrible privations, physical isolation, and psychological disfigurement that it has imposed upon the Palestinians.

He has a physical disability with many disfigurements and illnesses due to "centuries of inbreeding".