The phrase "distort facts" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that a given set of facts have been manipulated or changed in order to present a specific version of events or of an argument. Example Sentence: His speech was filled with false information that was intended to distort facts and mislead the audience.
"When they distort facts on John Kerry, we'll continue to raise those credibility issues".
'Non-fiction,' Naipaul tells his biographer, 'can distort; facts can be realigned.
The letter attempts to distort facts, exonerate suspected criminal activities and interfere with China's judicial sovereignty and independence.
Both examine the all-important way that slipshod computer searches can be used to distort facts, for example.
Mr. Buffett says that he wouldn't, because he couldn't be sure that a $10 million donation wouldn't be used to distort facts or otherwise be used for negative effect.
Although Gay convincingly argues that his three authors "have much to say to historians" since they anchor their fiction in actual people and events, he also acknowledges that that they distort facts according to their passions and beliefs.
The story is told from the points of view of different "characters," and the author attempts not to intrude his own comments or distort fact.
Whoever wants to rewrite history, to distort fact, and to completely invent the fantasy that the Western Wall and Temple Mount have no connection to the Jewish people, is telling a terrible lie that only serves to increase hatred".
Anne Hagen, the owner of Anne Hagen's Village Realty in Garden City, said she believed Acorn had distorted facts.
I at first thought the detainee was distorting facts to concoct his own conspiracy theory.
Cruz claimed that Reimann had failed to respect due process, distorted facts, and generally "treated me like an animal".
