Sentence examples for warped face from inspiring English sources

The video, made by frequent Arca/Twigs collaborator, Jesse Kanda, includes the singer's limbs and eyes stretched and manipulated, as big, diamond-like tears roll down her gorgeous (and digitally warped) face.

These scenes notably include a split-screen image of a seed germinating as well as a "terror-filled, warped face".

The teams wanted to "maintain some sort of the Megan Fox allure" but said that it was "incredibly difficult because as soon as [they] warped her face in any direction, the shine kind of came off it".

This could be attributed to the construction of fabrics which were 2 ends up warp face twill weave.

"Warped" directly faced Kiedis's distraught moods as a hysterical cry for help: "My tendency for dependency is offending me/It's upending me/I'm pretending to be strong and free from my dependency/It's warping me".

Twills with more warps than wefts floating on the fabric's face are called warp faced; those with wefts predominating, weft faced.

The warp faced fabric therefore looks blue on one side and white on reverse.

The first algorithm non-linearly warps faces to obtain registration, while the second algorithm allows only rigid transformations.

According to Textile terms and definition published by Textile Institute Denim is traditionally a 3/1 warp faced twill fabric made from yarn dyed warp and undyed weft yarn.

Kandel, who had on a red bow tie and a navy suit, stalked around the gallery, before stopping in front of "Maternity" (c. 1942), which, in thick impasto, depicts a young mother, her face warped, with a large, limp baby spilling off her lap.

Or the mirror-warped face of David Bowie, in alien mode, from Nicolas Roeg's "The Man Who Fell to Earth" (1976), a film as mysterious and withdrawn as the Olympic spectacle was boisterous and open-hearted?