Tim Miller

If you look at Keith Richards' hands, from the Rolling Stones, they're these gnarled, arthritic - it looks like people beat his hands with clubs. It's amazing there's so much character in his hands.

American Director

Courtney A. Kemp

Writers are, for the most part, crazy people. We're like Hephaestus of the forge. We're gnarled. We're curled over. We walk with a limp.

American Writer

Douglas Hyde

Every crag and gnarled tree and lonely valley has its own strange and graceful legend attached to it.

Irish Politician

Dennis Rodman

My feet are like gnarled old tree branches.

American Basketball Player

Gnarled can describe nature, signifying age or exposure's impact on trees or objects.

Nature's Mark

Use gnarled to convey a sense of history or character in storytelling, especially with scenes or objects.

Storytelling Element

The word 'gnarled' helps create a visual image of irregular, twisted forms, useful in descriptive writing.

Visual Imagery

Use gnarled to describe the human aging process, particularly with hands and joints.

Human Ageing

Gnarled may imply a life of physical work or the toil of daily labor in manual professions.

Labor Life

It can also reference health conditions like arthritis that affect physical appearance.

Health Condition

 they'd grown into mature, impressive giants. And amazingly, some of those very same trees still survive here today. They're a bit gnarled and hollowed-out, but they're still very much alive. While these oaks have been growing,

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 swamps twisted and gnarled trunks forming these cathedrals it's dark it's green it feels like you're in the Amazon or in some other world waiting waist deep amongst alligators Panthers bears it's really easy to get

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 They directed him further into town, where he came across another set of villagers contemplating a gnarled tree. They refused to let him pass until he answered their why was the tree barren?