Contortion in a sentence as a noun

It's just body contortion, holding strange positions, and stretches.

Facebook defaults to plaza though it can do warren with some contortion.

But don't pretend that by some weird contortion of logic and the rules of the universe hiring white men is "right".

This is called a thicket of views, a wilderness of views, a contortion of views, a writhing of views, a fetter of views.

"What a contortion to characterize Apple's achievements"It's Mike Daisey, dude knows one song and he's playing it.

You stay over home row much more with a Dvorak layout, there's much less finger contortion, and so it's correspondingly less strain on your hands.

One example, when I use Linux I'm immediately met with the contortion of ctr-c/v/x not working as copy/paste across the board.

It's a contortion to imagine Silverlight developers being happy.

My primitive typing style never allows for contortion moves, and I'm worried that if I do move to a more proper style, I'll end up with the wrist pain that everyone talks about...

"Kuhnian revolution" happens when the evidences mount up to the point the old paradigm cannot explain them away without great contortion.

But the strength of virtual dom is that a single piece of code can handle insertions, deletions, sorts, splices and pretty much any data contortion you can throw at it without increasing code debt.

However it's clear to me this contortion around the meaning of 'regulation' is something impossible to honestly defend.

It's an interesting contortion...they don't qualitatively screen apps, but they effectively screen what flavor of the platform can have the chief app repository itself.

Contortion definitions

noun

the act of twisting or deforming the shape of something (e.g., yourself)

See also: deformation

noun

a tortuous and twisted shape or position; "they built a tree house in the tortuosities of its boughs"; "the acrobat performed incredible contortions"

See also: tortuosity tortuousness torsion crookedness