Sentence examples for distorted by some from inspiring English sources

Even at this artistic juncture, though, Mr. Farrell and the film are being distorted by some news reports.

Mr. Gates fired back on Friday, saying his remarks had been "distorted by some and misunderstood by others".

Even as he gratefully took the place they had saved for him, beside Sandra, he observed that her face had been stiffened and distorted by some sort of stroke.

Many Wall Street economists and investors have "been too willing to see this as a normal cyclical event distorted by some crazy things going on in housing," said Ian Shepherdson, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics, "whereas this was almost entirely driven by what was going on in the financial markets and houses".

"Erdogan's 'Hitler's Germany' metaphor has been distorted by some news sources and has been used in the opposite sense," the presidency said in a statement.

Commentators have asserted that these controversies have been exaggerated or distorted by some elements of the press as part of a more general campaign against political correctness.

I think: I'll have bushes on the left-hand side where she's walking because that's more frightening than the open fields, and then on the right I'm going to have some of those distorted trees you get in East Anglia, distorted by the winds – some of them look like witches, waving witches' arms; very sinister.

Confounding is an important source of bias in nonexperimental studies, arising when the effect of an exposure on the occurrence of an outcome is distorted by the effect of some other factor.

Note that the distribution of lymph node status in the full dataset is distorted by the fact that some cohorts contain only node negative samples (see Table 1).

Recent retail sales data has actually been strong, but the figures have been distorted by the World Cup, which some economists believe has hidden the true impact of the emergency budget.

But the capital market is the means by which society allocates its resources; its information system can be muddied or distorted by political considerations only at some peril.