Aware of the wild popularity of putting people into distorted social contexts for entertainment, the BBC plans to broadcast the experiment, with scientist instead of producers in control.
In linking the "Ride" to the Klan, Griffith and Breil wrenched the music out of context and distorted it beyond recognition.
And should it be discovered that, er, he indeed once made such remarks, he would immediately say they were taken out of context and distorted.
It is devoted to the resolution of diffusion equation on distorted grids in the context of Lagrangian hydrodynamics wherein a strong coupling occurs between gas dynamics and diffusion.
In response, Livingstone proclaimed that the press coverage had been "ill-founded, utterly out of context and distorted", reiterating his opposition both to IRA attacks and British rule in Northern Ireland.
In the days after 9/11, when verses of the Qur'an were being taken out of context and distorted, I read the Qur'an in English from cover to cover for the first time, and it proved to be the single most empowering act of my entire life as a Muslim woman.
The women could also have a tendency to select partners that are consistent with the distorted views within the context in which they live.
On this view, it is not merely historical accident that at least some moral concepts had their origin in contexts of theistic belief and practice; rather, these concepts have their origin essentially in such contexts, and become distorted and unintelligible when exported from those contexts (see, for example, Anscombe 1958).
Abraham's final line of defence, which he persists with, is that the joke was distorted and taken out of context.
The Ukip leader condemned the report, first published in the Mail on Sunday, saying that Ayling's words on immigration appeared to have been "deliberately distorted and taken out of context".
