Sentence examples for badly distorted from inspiring English sources
Cognitive therapy's main insight – that how we think about our situation determines how we feel, so by addressing distorted thinking, we can feel better – is now such a self-help mainstay, badly distorted by glib gurus, that it's hard to see as an insight at all.
Steel markets are badly distorted by subsidies to producers, says the WTO.
To Professor Dawkins, this badly distorted his science and his political leanings, which are resolutely liberal.
Their budgets are badly distorted by commitments to expensive weapons designed for the cold war.
Even if the flow should continue to the top, the messages are likely to be badly distorted along the way.
But our discourse is being badly distorted by ideologues and wishful thinkers — boring, cruel romantics — pretending to be technocrats.
The electoral college badly distorts the vote.
Equating the value of education with the size of a first paycheck badly distorts broader principles and commitments essential to our society and our future.
They were simply the latest in a nine-month push by the Trump administration to turn back the clock on Civil War history, badly distorting the public's understanding of this crucial chapter in our past.
"It badly distorts the city's democracy to have one candidate spend his own money like a drunken sailor — or more accurately, like a million drunken sailors," said Gene Russianoff, staff attorney for the New York Public Interest Research Group, a nonpartisan government watchdog organization.
Mr Koizumi should choose a team that will press on, and make his priorities clear.Post-structural reformsHe has already placed privatisation of Japan's huge postal system, which doubles as a giant bank and badly distorts the financial system, at the top of his list.
