Sentence examples for bad distorted from inspiring English sources
The civil-war scholars reject the idea of a unitary Islam, and also that of a struggle between a good, peaceful Islam and a bad, distorted, violent Islam.
Freddie W. of RPGFan, while calling the album "pretty good" overall, said that several of the tracks including "Zeal Palace" and "Warlock Battle" were "absolutely horrible" due to the "disgustingly bad" distorted guitars.
The bad news: Distorted thoughts like these can lead to any number of negative emotions, such as envy or sadness.
Teachers' unions have responded to the assault on the status quo by arguing that all the ire directed at bad teachers distorts the issue.
The jobs numbers were "clearly a bad miss", said James Knightley, economist at ING Financial Markets, but had been distorted by bad weather as well as by disruption to ports on the west coast from industrial action.
The smattering that's here, anyway, isn't bad; it includes moody distorted figures by Janet Werner and blocky computer-graphic landscapes by Douglas Coupland (better known as the writer of "Generation X," and another of the wry literary voices in the show's catalog).
On the whole, as we have seen, he tried to separate Aristotle from his later commentators, and he often explained the mistakes of Aristotelian philosophy as the result of bad interpreters who had distorted Aristotle's original meaning.
It is just a bad tree, dimensionally hugely distorted by quantum evolution and misrooted by paralogue rooting that is necessarily misled by gross long-branch artefacts.
Another method is proposed in the paper based on discriminating pulse-shape and discarding the bad pulse whose shape is distorted as a result of abnormal noise, unusual ballistic deficit or bad pulse pile-up.
If we think that high marginal tax rates are bad because they distort incentives, the same is then true for tax subsidies.
Being a good team and starting off the season 0-2 is unusual, but a few bad breaks could distort the quality of any team.
