Sentence examples for distort the view from inspiring English sources

That is why rippling water waves distort the view of a pond bottom, for instance.

Mr. Noever provoked further furor with his catalog essay lamenting that "our Western ideological lenses cloud, if not entirely distort, the view of other realities" and urging museumgoers to "bid farewell once and for all to Eurocentric and culturally imperialistic attitudes".

This February, at a symposium on the issue of Native American sports iconography, at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian, N. Bruce Duthu, the chair of the Native American Studies program at Dartmouth College (which gave up its Indian mascot in the nineteen-seventies), explained the ways in which Indian logos distort the view of Native Americans.

Differences/changes in working hours, privatization, differences/changes in the size of the public sector over time, or changes in the skill composition of the labor force over time might distort the view on certain issues.

As with its predecessor, the SNES CE gives you a choice between three graphics modes: 4 3, which is the ever-so-slightly wider view you likely experienced the games in originally; Pixel perfect, which doesn't distort the view at all and shows the pixels as squares; and CRT filter, which adds scanlines to a 4 3 picture.

Owing to the fact that a hypergeometric distribution may distort the view when the occurrences of MP concepts are low, we only included MP concepts that occur at least 10 times as annotations in the applied annotation set.

"If consulting activities distort the views that law faculty espouse as scholars, then academic freedom is failing to perform its essential function," Eisenberg said.

"They are distorting the view of the Republican party," she says.

Mr Wells's point is that, over time, our Shakespeare-skewed lenses have distorted the view in other directions.

He surely knew that the steep angle of the hill that leads up to the villa would have distorted the view of a taller dome; the current one reveals itself slowly as you climb up to it.

African history lessons that start with European conquest not only denies black children of their complete true heritage, but also shockingly distorts the view of Africans to white students, too.