Sentence examples for very mangled from inspiring English sources
A very mangled snow angel marked the spot.
They had begun in the worst possible fashion: mangled at their very first scrum.
Video apparently recorded on the roof of the post office building later that day, showing rebel fighters taking control and very graphic close-ups of the mangled bodies of dead soldiers, was posted on an al-Bab opposition Facebook page.
Despite these technical advances, the management of a mangled extremity remains a very difficult decision process for the patient, his/her family, and the treating surgical team.
Why is it that a supposed "war on terror" ignores the very real terror of broken minds and mangled bodies that lie along the trail left by Mugabe?
"The Taliban are not very far from the road," he says, pointing to mangled remains at the roadside of what would once have been a police car.
Mangled extremities have historically been associated with very high amputation rates.
Waldrop maintains before "this very world" — with all its bad acting and ridiculous costumes and mangled scripts — a kind of muted, clear-eyed wonder.
Along with weirdly affecting accounts of the mangled (voiceless, they manage a sustained hiss and hum; very little moves except their eyes; and a patient with a hand and not much else uses it to scrawl a dying note to a long-ago lover), Griesemer portrays the hyperactive oddities of a society that is at once isolated, hierarchical and formless.
A very young boy emerged from the heap of bodies, covered in blood and mangled flesh.
