Sentence examples for aim of distorting from inspiring English sources

"A push poll is an unethical campaign activity, where an untrue or unverified statement is pushed towards a wide audience with the sole aim of distorting their views".

But that kind of attention-grabbing setting is precisely what terrorists seek out, with the aim of distorting the public's perceptions of the actual threat.

After three years of planning and lobbying, Wildlife Direct – in partnership with other organisations – got the Kenyan government to burn all its ivory stockpiles in April, with the aim of distorting black market ivory prices.

They should aim for a thorough dismantling of distorting subsidies and for truly open markets for farm goods.

Anthony Albanese is accused of "distorting reality".

They routinely accuse Mr Obama of distorting their positions.

Sturgeon accuses Davidson of distorting what she said.

Other forces have also been accused of distorting crime figures.

Within each of these tasks, subjects either wore a variety of distorting lenses or a single distorting lens.

Moscow has become increasingly critical of what it says is a Western propaganda campaign aimed at distorting the aims of its Syria intervention.

It is a racist term used to fulfill some political purpose aimed to distort our identity as freedom fighters.