Sentence examples for a warped impression from inspiring English sources

Suggested by Steff Clarke The stifling heat and the oppressive glare of the sun experienced by The Outsider's troubled existentialist figure Meursault reflect on a warped impression of the world – a postcolonial dystopia.

The unofficial, demotic history of cinema is built out of these impressions and out of the patterns that turn movies into a warped, unignorable mirror of the world they inhabit.

A warped credit card.

Or is that a warped view?

A warped idea I refuse to entertain.

A spinal injury left her with a warped back.

THE ruling centre-left inspires a warped sort of admiration.

But Ms. McBride has a warped sense of sass.

Terror of admissions committees creates a warped view of education.

"They're using it in a warped sense.

A late-night monologue was a warped newscast.