Sentence examples for twisted example from inspiring English sources

The incident illuminates a perverse side of America's favorite sport and the twisted example of manhood it sets.

We endeavor to explain the flexibility inherent to the twisted method, through examples and new computations, in order to suggest further applications.

In particular, we give the case of twisted field plane as an example.

("Little House on the Prairie" is a classic example of twisted storytelling: the writers of that hit show, which ran from 1974 to 1983, left out Dr. George A. Tann, a real African-American doctor who treated Laura and her family for malaria, and instead invented Solomon, a son of a former slave who seeks refuge and an education from the kind-hearted Ingalls).

For his New Orleans piece and a much earlier article on celebrity chefs, the two gave Mr. Richman an award whose name shall not sully this blog but which is given "For the best example of twisted, repressed, or compromised 'I'd rather be making lemon bundt cake with My Cat, Mr. Mufflesworth' journalist who actually hates food and hates the people who make food even more".

For example, the twisted cord of torsion traps was replaced by a coiled wire.

A short example: "my twisted soul can no longer fly/darkness rips at my blinding eyes" Capitalization isn't a big part of Gothic poetry.

Many of the structures exhibit twisted or crushed-looking examples of conventional rectangular skyscraper architecture.

This week we have two more examples of twisted job figures, on the minimum wage and the unemployment rate.

15 Governor Bush is amassing examples of twisted verbiage and oratorical bloopers that bring to mind his famously tongue-tied father.

As Gov. George W. Bush of Texas campaigns furiously through this state in the final days leading up to its caucuses on Monday, he is amassing examples of twisted verbiage and oratorical bloopers that bring to mind his famously tongue-tied father's forays into linguistic limbo.