Sentence examples for a distorted assumption of from inspiring English sources

"The outside community," he continued, "has a distorted assumption of the Amish".

The distorted assumptions of neoclassical economics are largely to blame for this.

That's a distorted view of reality.

"It's a distorted idea of our patrimony".

Second, Mr. West gives a distorted view of Geo.

That woman sees everything with a distorted point of view.

Yet the headlines give a distorted picture of the place.

It's a picture of a mind unhinged, a distorted mirror of Hamlet's "antic disposition".

That's a distorted sense of fairness and a misunderstanding of dyslexia".

The crew discover a kind of sphere, with a distorted pattern of light, which is plausible.

All of the frequently used analogies give a distorted picture of the reality of government finances.