In a separate solo show, Ms. Lesteven shows photographs and videos made with multi-aperture cyclindrical versions of a pinpoint camera, producing eerily distorted pictures of public spaces.
A Manchester council spokeswoman said: "Unison presents a heavily distorted picture of the costs which are incurred by the council through the use of interim managers.
Reid, however, believed that this package of claims provides a deeply distorted picture of human action.
"She offered a passionate and inclusive defence of the Tea Party, saying that unlike the distorted picture painted by the media, the movement includes 'disaffected Democrats', 'independents', 'libertarians' and 'people who've never been political a day in their lives'.
One of his goals is to drum up more listings by local companies, not easy given the number of family-owned firms.In this section Fixing broken brokers French raid No exchange is an island Settling claims Grossly distorted picture Beyond irrelevance Award: Pam Woodall ReprintsIn an era of consolidation, the independence of the MSE (owned by the government) is far from guaranteed.
The Electoral College, by distorting the influence of minority groups, protects their interests.
The Arab world is large and diverse, so there is always a risk of connecting the dots in a way that produces a distorted picture.
Its technique consists in depressing the value of life and distorting the picture of the real world in a delusional manner — which presupposes an intimidation of the intelligence.
That cynical silence has inflected and distorted the substance of movies, largely by distorting their form.
Last April the commission accused Google of cheating competitors by distorting internet search results.
