| They never did make any sense and were often contorted versions of a day at the orphanage. |
| He looked at me for a moment, his face contorted with pain, and reached out to touch my cheek. |
| His face was contorted with pain and the source did not seem to be his injury alone. |
| Her face contorted with the pain but she wrenched harder, thinking of her freedom. |
| Because the body is often contorted into new shapes, training is a particularly associated with picking up injuries. |
| The teacher pivoted around on her heels and hatred contorted her expression. |
