Sentence examples for a massive distortion from inspiring English sources

That may have prevented passions in Odinga's Luo community from exploding, but it was a massive distortion of the truth.

I would think that Asian central banks, by buying U.S. dollars, have been driving a massive distortion of real exchange and interest rates.

The United States-led coalition rebutted the report in a statement on Sunday, saying "the unnamed source in the story provided a massive distortion of the reality of what occurred in this conversation between the president and General Allen".

The Freeh report on the scandal demonstrated not only silence on the part of administrators but enabling so reckless that it might be called connivance, and it pointed to a reason: the way the football program acted as a massive distortion field.

This is a MASSIVE distortion of the markets and, to some extent, the same thing is beginning to happen in the US and Europe.

The autopsy of moribund mice revealed in all cases the presence of numerous macroscopic metastatic foci and a massive distortion of both lungs (Fig.  1c), accompanied by severe breathing difficulties at the time of death.

The BBC is a massive market distortion and one that I happen to support.

The tissue seems to move rapidly towards the center and in the irradiated region a massive upwards distortion of the retina above the RPE is seen.

On its website, the SEA describes itself as "a group of enthusiastic Syrian youths who could not stay passive towards the massive distortion of facts about the recent uprising in Syria".

Unfortunately, hardly anybody is attempting to change that massive distortion.

Any sort of border – physical or regulatory – would mean massive distortion.