Sentence examples for a sort of distorted from inspiring English sources
In addition, avoiding the word "genocide" should not serve as a way to promote a sort of distorted moral equivalence between the crimes committed by both sides.
It has accused the House of restricting access to the archives and presenting Anne, who died at 15 in a concentration camp, as a sort of distorted and decontextualized child saint.
This altered transmission (really a sort of distorted reflection) can be picked up by a phone or laptop just like any other data over Wi-Fi.
Let me be clear, I do understand how communal trophy-giving is not a good thing and promotes a sort of distorted reality that is not productive; however, when discussing Millennials, critics use this to hammer home their abhorrence to the generation.
These last will be taken out to Leeds communities and, in a sort of distorted-mirror image of Enjoy, some will be performed in private homes.
What sort of distorted logic would see a link between the blood of the good people of Britain and Israel's atrocities in Gaza?
Consultant criminal psychologist Elie Godsi said Cregan displays all the characteristics of a psychopath and may have killed the PCs because "he wanted to go out in some sort of distorted blaze of glory and gain notoriety for himself".
And they even have some sort of distorted scientific study to back it up.
