Sentence examples similar to contorting the facts from inspiring English sources

He contorts the facts in a manner worthy of a world-class acrobat.

But it erred in contorting the statute to declare the penalty a tax.

Contorting the words of Johnnie Cochran, if the glove fits you must convict.

Ian wrote straight, however contorted the story, and lucidly.

His body was contorted, the right side caught underneath him.

The Stalinist dictatorship contorts the postmodern absence of meaning into a stomping bureaucracy, dispensing enigma everywhere.

"We cannot contort the character of the Internet to suit our familiar notions of regulation.

Is it possible to contort the body, breathe, smile and love all at the same time?

There are a few disingenuous bad actors who know how they're contorting facts or reality or issues to mobilize people in the direction they desire.

The extent to which liability would be contorted in a lead pigment case were market share liability to be applied is brought into sharp focus when the facts presented by this case are compared with the situation presented by a typical DES case, which is the type of case for which this theory was created.

It made for what I thought was an amusing story, one I related to friends in a jovial tone despite the fact that the more plot points I revealed, the more their faces contorted into masks of horror and concern.