Sentence examples for So distorts from inspiring English sources

It obscures information and so distorts behaviour.

No one can read Utopia, or look at Holbein's exquisite drawings of the More family, without wondering why Wolf Hall so distorts the image of one of Britain's intellectual and political giants.

Why promote women, young or old, to behave like male journalists, if they too follow the same often sexist rightwing proprietorial line that so distorts the British political psyche?

Black wrote that the law,... by providing that some of the States cannot pass state laws or adopt state constitutional amendments without first being compelled to beg federal authorities to approve their policies, so distorts our constitutional structure of government as to render any distinction drawn in the Constitution between state and federal power almost meaningless.

We should learn lessons from how human dignity came to be so distorted to avoid repetition of similar distortions.

Welfare has been so distorted in these two economies into a badge of dishonour.

It was also overshadowed by Jackson's tangled private life, which had been so distorted by the excesses of fame.

The theory is that the market in China is so distorted by the government that prices there are unreliable.

Lumping an extra fixture on to this trusted system would have destroyed this balance and so distorted the title race.

He said he'd never been in a campaign like this where his record has been so distorted.

Cousins, in his 50s, has severe muscle spasms and his feet are so distorted that he cannot walk.