Sentence examples for unnatural shape from inspiring English sources

It was pretty gross watching a fully adult woman squeeze her body into an unnatural shape – and worse, encouraging others to do it too.

The impact had sent him sprawling, his lower legs twisted up on either side of his body in a grotesque and unnatural shape, like an action figure cast aside by a careless child.

Eggs Benedict was Mr. Peterson's inspiration, and a local blacksmith provided the ring that forced the egg into an unnatural shape corresponding to the accompanying English muffin and Canadian bacon.

A High Court judge ruled that the packaging, "unnatural shape" and potato content of less than 50 per cent meant that Pringles could not be classified as crisps, and therefore were exempt from VAT.

These are accepted as unavoidable because it is assumed that, for optimal performance, a prerequisite is the wearing of a shoe, which is too tight and has an unnatural shape.

Dogs have been treated well and treated badly, thrown into battle and laid on sofas and bred into unnatural shapes, and yet each new birth produces a litter of Edenic puppies that develop entirely unaffected by their ancestors' ambiguous past.

English garden, French Jardin Anglais, type of garden that developed in 18th-century England, originating as a revolt against the architectural garden, which relied on rectilinear patterns, sculpture, and the unnatural shaping of trees.

But is the point that models in general have been encouraged to conform to unnatural shapes or that everyone has? "What about Hollywood?" asked the Canadian model Irina Lazareanu at the Luella Bartley show on Sunday.

SuperHyperCube was inspired by Nōkabe ("Brain Wall"), a recurring segment on a Japanese TV game show in which contestants must twist their bodies into increasingly unnatural shapes in order to fit through cut-outs in a series of rapidly advancing Styrofoam walls.

While other models have corrected these misconceptions, their changes come at a cost, such as cutting into the oceans or distorting the continents into unnatural shapes. .

Advertisers and magazine editors are always claiming that their buyers and readers prefer this unnatural ideal shape.