Sentence examples for distorted accounts from inspiring English sources

Various distorted accounts of comments allegedly made by Sunanda have appeared in the press," it said.

"Senator Xenophon is obviously being pressured by disgruntled former members who use hate speech and distorted accounts," the statement said.

The attack may have had its most immediate origins in the Persian Gulf war; it may have been fueled by fervid and highly distorted accounts of the blockade of Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The government's early defence of Jeremy Hunt against the barrage of criticism over his apparent closeness to News Corp centred on the charge that Frédéric Michel, News Corp's in-house lobbyist, had exaggerated, even outright distorted, accounts of his contact with Hunt and his team.

The elucidation continues through a reconsideration of the question of presuppositions of accounting, and the issue of the politicization of accounting: it is concluded that accounting has no philosophical presuppositions, and that the difference between desirably objective and politically distorted accounts essentially lies in the practices carried out in the name of each.

What a contrast this was to countless other GOP addresses to national audiences, which have come across as shallow, partisan and often distorted accounts of policy debates.

"You are an unelected official, standing outside, briefing the media, giving a highly distorted account".

Trump gives a highly distorted account of the U.S. immigration system, and it merits Three Pinocchios.

And this powerful illusion of reality is far more misleading than any distorted account".

John Woodcock, an MP who has been hostile to Corbyn's leadership, accused the leader's spokesman, Kevin Slocombe, of giving journalists a distorted account of what had happened.

Critics say Mr. Kobayashi's book presents a distorted account of Japan's last years in Taiwan, when the army rounded up "comfort women" for soldiers' use.