Sentence examples for distort to from inspiring English sources

Not afraid to experiment, to distort, to wrong-foot; the brilliance of this album is evident from the opening bars.

"People with all sorts of motivations can spin, distort to their heart's delight, but this process will remain private.

To emphasize or distort, to drown out the world and make strange the banal, to give a lie to the impossibility of perfection?

Kitaj also cites Francis Bacon, who is not represented, but may have given the painters license to distort to the limit for psychological effect.

And regarding the state's suggestion that the sperm came from an unnamed lover of Holly's, the court said, "The state's theories distort to an absurd degree the real and undisputed testimony that the sperm was deposited shortly before the victim died".

They will lie, smear, and distort to their hearts' content.

Expecting someone to change to please you, to distort him to fit your own image, is practically impossible.

We should learn lessons from how human dignity came to be so distorted to avoid repetition of similar distortions.

Distorted, to be sure, but sharply truthful, too.

This was too distorted to be happening, too exaggerated to be real.

One such pattern is fundamentalism, which is as distorting to Christianity as it is to Islam.