Sentence examples for quite swollen from inspiring English sources

His legs were quite swollen – his socks sank deeply into the flesh of his calves.

"I: And if you can just talk me through as you're shading in what you're shading?" "My neck and my collarbones are always quite swollen, so I would say all of this, all this area here actually, and my shoulders are always pretty bad round here.

Usually, the 48-72 hours after you give birth, your ankles actually look worse and your legs can look quite swollen.

The rough-time-inside rumors seemed confirmed again when we met up with Dirt and noticed his neck was quite swollen and he had considerably fewer teeth than a man his age should.

She said that her feet were quite swollen, so the socks needed to be wide enough to get over them, but still narrow enough to fit in her shoe.

Poly NIPAM- co-acrylic acid) microgel structure in the 2-stage particle PS1NA appears to be quite swollen in D2O even at 50°C due to the presence of the hydrophilic comonomer units.

"You sit there and it grows and sucks the moisture out and just gets quite wet, swollen and woolly.

I'd heard it was pretty bad in there, but this was quite ugly — very swollen, and his little toe was missing.

A teenage girl had tried a range of solvents to remove glued-on eyelashes, and sought advise on how to remove the remaining eyelash, quite incidentally describing her sore and swollen eyes.

The Swollen Man is not quite sure how to respond and his logic struggles.

Specific data to guide such dose escalation are not well elaborated yet, since in clinical trials a dose increase from 4 to 8 mg was usually done only after 16 weeks and only in patients failing to achieve 20% reduction in tender and swollen joint counts, a quite minimalistic requirement given the baseline disease activity and length of time.