Sentence examples for completely distort from inspiring English sources

Policemen and private detectives complain that books, television and movies completely distort their professions, ignoring the tedious hours of paperwork and the near-total lack of gunplay.

The forms completely distort your perspective of the building; it seems to flatten out from some vantage points and bear down on you from others.

We have the FDA, that can't check for advertisements ahead of time, that completely distort what ADHD is and what ADHD drugs do.

As a counter example, say, one obtains evaluated response plans with extremely similar dimension-values [0.5,0.499,0.501] on a theoretical scale from 0 to 1 (as for operational impact by default); naively normalizing these response plans by the maximum 0.501 and minimum 0.499 would completely distort these evaluations.

People completely distort the neurological data that clearly show that it's impossible to drive safely while you're texting.

Trump goes on to completely distort the chain of events by claiming Clinton 'was all in' on the birther movement.

It's completely distorted.

Reports that he had had an angioplasty "completely distorted the story," Mr. McCartney said.

The league table is a one-dimension metric that completely distorts teaching in schools.

Healthcare provision for HIV/Aids is completely distorted around the globe.

"We must not allow market forces to be completely distorted," Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, warned in a speech on Wednesday.