Sentence examples for are distorted to from inspiring English sources

Assessments are distorted to make sure a person's "needs" are interpreted to fit available resources, as pointed out by the Commission for Social Care Inspection in 2008.

You can't help but wonder how these scenes would have been juxtaposed with the wilder passages in which the images are distorted to reflected Marcel's growing mental disorder.

The cathedral's entrance is framed by two barrel vaults that are distorted to exaggerate perspective a literal translation of Serlio's two-dimensional perspective engraving into three dimensions.

Beijing's detention of Gao Zhan on undisclosed and unsubstantiated charges of "spying" reminds us that China remains a country where rights are violated, guilt is presumed and legal mechanisms are distorted to advance the political interests of the state.

In the paper "On the Dynamical Theory of Gases," which he presented in 1866, Maxwell referred to the time required for the elastic force produced when fluids are distorted to diminish or decay to 1/e (e is the base of the natural logarithm system) times its initial value as the "time of relaxation" of the elastic force.

Given the amber lens tinting, colors are distorted to a small degree.

Your political record will be distorted, to better parody your family and your faith.

Her voice, by turns plaintive and coaxing, is distorted to resemble a man's.

Gail: And the way energy policy is distorted to please the oil lobby?

A large number of Washington's problems derive from the unholy marriage between corporations and politicians, the way health care reform was distorted to subsidize the insurance industry, the way energy policy is distorted to please the green tech industry, the way farm policy is distorted to please the big ag firms.

"A hello, goodbye, and that's it," Cashman said, "because anything else, I don't want to be distorted, to be quite honest".