Sentence examples for state of deformity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "state of deformity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation where something is misshapen or not in its normal form, often in a medical or artistic context. Example: "The sculpture was a remarkable representation of the artist's interpretation of the human body in a state of deformity."
So the story wrote itself into an interesting place — the fact that, in this life, we do get hit with things that deform us, and we sometimes can't simply will ourselves out of that state of deformity.
When we returned, our remaining hostas were munched to a state of deformity and the urine-soaked wicks were lying in the middle of the lawn.
Horowitz, who is tall and skinny and thirty-four years old, was in her family's apartment on Central Park West, with her collection in shopping bags on the kitchen counter: a hundred and eighteen mittens and gloves, in varying states of deformity and decay.
In Dr. T ingley's case, upper third; shortening and kind of deformity not stated, verdict $103, Court cost $122.
Sometimes we wonder what our descendants will think of his appauling record of deformity & madness.
By Hilton Als Bradley Cooper plays John Merrick, a case study of deformity in Victorian England.
Some blistering agents, he said, cause the skin to blow up in hideous cauliflowers of deformity.
The aesthetics of deformity and breakdown has also been tackled in books.
She did not discover hidden nobility and triumphant humanity under the burdens of deformity or madness.
Imaging at right angles to this oblique plane of deformity shows the maximum deformity (as seen in profile), whereas imaging into the plane of deformity shows no deformity.
The word has two simultaneous meanings: the fear of acquiring a deformity and the fear or revulsion of deformity in someone else.
