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Meanings of so distorted in English

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Usage of so distorted in English
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His face was hardly recognisable, so distorted were those ordinarily placid features.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 4, 1917
2
Her face was distorted, so distorted that he scarcely recognized it.
In the Wilderness
3
The facts were so distorted that it frightened HBO into making that hasty decision.
Reuters
4
How is it that so powerful an instinct has gone underground or become so distorted?
Feminist dot com
5
His features were so distorted with suffering that Mme.
The Honor of the Name
6
He had looked so distorted, she thought, like a boy playing with pieces of himself.
To the end of the land
7
We are given a part, or the whole, so distorted that we fail to recognise it.
With Edged Tools
8
His countenance was so distorted, his expression so maniacal, that José felt his hour had come.
Heart of the Sunset
9
He said he'd never been in a campaign like this where his record has been so distorted.
The new yorker
10
Its song is almost declamatory and not at all sentimental-unlessso distorted-asNiecks would have us imagine.
Chopin : the Man and His Music
11
Can such sublime mentality be so distorted?
Halo Silentium
12
Except I think she'd actually be kind of gorgeous, if her face wasn't so distorted with fury.
Crown of Slaves
13
His face was so distorted, so fierce, that Sidney involuntarily raised an arm, as if to defend himself.
The Nether World
14
But the difficulty was to give it the colouring which should produce that effect on a mind so distorted.
Anna St. Ives
15
Though disproportioned in person, the dwarf was not so distorted as to argue any want of strength or activity.
The Talisman
16
Your wildness and eccentricity will be turned against us and so distorted and misrepresented as to ruin us forever.
The Missing Bride
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