Sentence examples for wart of from inspiring English sources

He told Julie Dawn Cole, who played Veruca in the first film of the book that she was a wart of a child and a wart on your foot was "the very nastiest I could think of".

There is a gooey, sticky hot knot wound in my throat - like a heavy swirl of burning marshmallows that has lost all its sweetness and cedes to curdling into a warm wart of sour confusion.

He'd prescribed creams, lanced cysts, cut plantar warts out of the rubbery soles of smelly feet.

My God, take these boils & blisters & warts of sick romanticism.

However, as the years have passed, the warts of medicine have grown more conspicuous to me.

"Even with all the warts of this trial, it does appear to signal a benefit," he said.

The nine innings of Game 5 of the American League Championship Series on Tuesday showed the skills and the warts of Alfonso Soriano.

In deciding not to write beautiful, Ms. Fuller put the warts of her parents' personal lives -- especially their racial attitudes -- on public display.

It's not hard to see the connection between the waddles, bulges and warts of Leonardo's subjects and the lumpy features of Arcimboldo's.

Congress periodically showcases the warts of democracy, occasionally even the deformities and disfigurements, and it might seem difficult to top the latest debt ceiling horrors.

Between 2000 and 2009, 45-64 year-olds saw the biggest rise in biggest rise in syphilis, herpes, chlamydia and genital warts of any age group.