Sentence examples for distorted conceptions from inspiring English sources

It looks at the way Western fashions once reflected distorted conceptions of China, and makes abundant reference to the glory days of Hollywood.

These complications have led to a range of disputes concerning the Refutation, from whether or not it can be made cogent, to whether or not it fits within Kant's own philosophical project, and indeed whether focusing on this as Kant's response to skepticism distorts his conception of skepticism, and how he thought it should be resolved.

The Facebook algorithm has figured out how to distort our conception of time.

Uganda is not a violently homophobic society but the conception is distorted by a handful of politicians and pastors who are doing immense harm to the country.

If our entire conception of self is distorted by the delusions and lies and beautiful memories we rely on to get through the unlimited hell that we occasionally experience, then who's to say the endless thoughtstreams we dump for free into Twitter isn't a more accurate representation of who we really are?

The inference does not amount to a certainty; it is possible that humans have distorted God's purpose for them, and certainly human conceptions of the way in which certain desires could be satisfied may be wide of the mark.

Their conception of attractive and interesting is beautifully, incredibly distorted.

Distorted steering.

Everything seemed distorted.

It distorted our economy.

It has distorted every view.