Sentence examples for distort as much from inspiring English sources

Still, portraits distort as much as they divulge, and there is something sinister to the captured beauty on display in "Slow Dancing".

By passing softer stools, your anus does not have to stretch and distort as much.

And, as such, it distorts as much as it enlightens.

"I don't mean to talk political," she says, "but I just didn't expect Rick's record to be distorted as much as it's been," adding, "It's upsetting, particularly when it's not true.

Due to the Pentagon's long-standing practice of withholding or distorting as much Guantanamo-related information as possible, defense lawyers have been relying on the detainees themselves for their intelligence.

The short ones (e.g. those for which we only have measurements up to 24 or 48 h) will thus not be distorted as much as the long ones.

"Mark Twain's famous witticism, 'Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please,' has unfortunately become a hallmark of today's political process," the firm said.

According to Mr Hartridge, "We told them that industry spends a lot more on telecoms than on oil and even the oil producers' cartel has not distorted prices as much as telecommunications prices are out of line with costs".But, in an industry with so much distortion, change is bound to be agonising.

But the German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz showed that if the optics of the human eye were to blame, dark objects should be distorted just as much as light ones, which they were not.

"In his prime, Michael Jordan didn't distort your defense as much as O'Neal does.

But the Clintons, who've spent the past few weeks trying to diminish Obama and distort his views as much as possible, are making even hard-headed politicos want to believe that we can do better.