Sentence examples for a warped version of from inspiring English sources

Reforms introduced then to the EU's common agricultural policy exposed farmers to a warped version of free trade.

His debut album, 2007's What We Made, was "a mess, a warped version of me and it didn't connect".

In a warped version of "pay it forward," Thomas is taking the same approach with his star players.

In his first feature, "The Face You Deserve" (2004), a frustrated children's entertainer dreams his way into a warped version of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".

Like most critics, the way I consume the medium I write about – radio – is a warped version of how audiences experience it.

What came gushing out was a warped version of straight-arrow, white-collar American pop culture, the stuff most rock stars in 1967 deemed hopelessly naff.

But the caricature is based on you? "Exactly, it's a stretched, warped version of you".

When William refused and informed Chancellor Bismarck, Bismarck published a shortened, warped version of the correspondence (the "Ems" telegram), and the French government declared war.

Players see a strange warped version of the globe, which keeps all of the countries in view, no matter where you zoom in on.

But in contrast to recent summers, we weren't about to pursue what had come to be a fairly warped version of time off.

Many of the men, women and children killed by ISIS, which preaches a militant, warped version of Islam slammed by religious leaders around the world, have been Muslim themselves.