Sentence examples for distort time from inspiring English sources

The brain's inclination to distort time is one reason we so often feel we have too little of it.

Later, you meet Monarch's strikers who wear chronon backpacks allowing them to shift and distort time, just like Joyce.

In order to keep the speed of light constant - irrespective of the speed of the observer relative to the source of the light - Einstein had to distort time and distance, predicting head-reeling effects: he predicted that a moving clock would appear to tick more slowly than one at rest.

Through the wormhole at its center, a team of scientists is instantly transported to a solar system 100 billion light years from Earth, where the gravitational effects of the black hole distort time itself.

It's a show about the way that time gets distorted; it's one that distorts time, too.

Funny how travel distorts time: I've been gone for ever and arrived only yesterday.

We apply the Linear Delta Expansion (LDE) to the Lindstedt Poincaré ("distorted time") method to find improved approximate solutions to nonlinear problems.

Yes, ecstasy — molly, E, MDMA, the party drug, which in humans reduces fear and inhibition, induces feelings of empathy, distorts time and helps people dance to electronic music all night.

Cut to the bone, punctuated by fades-to-black, The Killing's detached semi-documentary voice-over constantly turns back at each move in the plot, distorting time to pick up the story where it had left off at various crucial junctures.

Capable of distorting time, it is described by physicist Harry Ward from the University of Glasgow as "the master of the Universe".

… He distorts time, and not only by slowing it down.