Historians have paid too little attention to these many dissenters, giving us a distorted image of psychiatrists and their work.
They will thus abbreviate the Arab and Islamic culture into a distorted image of western material culture.
Allegory, though, is not finally a distorted image of the political: it is the attempt to conjure meaning in an empty world.
Advertising by private clinics too is blamed for conveying a "distorted" image of what female genitals look like and playing down the risks of surgery.
By the next morning, the TV news had moved on, but the two-tone map lived on as a distorted image of the electorate's decision.
Such stories provide a distorted image and fuel the stereotypes and prejudice lying behind so much commentary on immigration and multiculturalism.
Daniel Herbert, Mr Van Dyke's lawyer, said the video presented a "distorted" image and that his client now feared for his life.
Our concern is that isolated high-profile cases like these might provide a distorted image and erode trust between patients and their cardiologists, interfering with important communication.
These same features pose the most significant experimental design and execution issues which, unless surmounted, predictably generate a distorted image of the transcriptome.
Depending on the type of the computational photography technique involved, the coded representation may appear to be a distorted image, or may not even be an image at all.
All three women said they felt the Reagan Administration and journalists had presented a distorted image of life in Libya, one that falsely portrayed the country as unsafe and rife with anti-Americanism.
