Sentence examples for and the distortion of from inspiring English sources

It has led to deaths of innocent Jews, hatred divisiveness and the distortion of history.

There is a direct link between concentration and the distortion of democratic process.

From the former William Forsythe dancer Helen Pickett, we get "Etesian," an octet that explores the range of improvised movement and the distortion of classical technique.

In 1963, it produced Mr. Havel's first full-length play, "The Garden Party," an absurdist satire of the bureaucracy and the distortion of language.

"The concealment of the facts and the distortion of impartial justice harms the most basic rights of Chinese citizens," Ai wrote.

Both doses of myrrh improved liver function marker enzymes and prevented oval cells proliferation and the distortion of hepatic architecture.

The warping and the distortion of the bridge cross-section effects are included in the proposed model.

The melody of horse-head fiddle, the rhythm of heavy drum, the echo of Mongolian throat singing and the distortion of guitar all create an expressive scene of pagan culture.

In the case of "Choir," Newton played a C on the flute, then sang C, D-flat, C — and the distortion of the overblown C, combined with his vocalizing, created a surprisingly complex and haunting sound.

A child of the cinema, Sofia Coppola captures the ironies of the star's life — the contrast between public persona and private life, and the distortion of the former by the latter.

A child of the cinema, Sofia Coppola captures the ironies of the star's life the contrast between public persona and private life, and the distortion of the former by the latter.