Sentence examples for distorted emphasis from inspiring English sources
Forget the distorted emphasis on hippies and flower-power that many such films indulge in; this is the city as it was experienced by most people who lived and worked there".
Yes, tango is inherently dramatic and scintillatingly musical, but its whole emphasis can be distorted by rendering it theatrical or exhibitionistic.
Media consumers' perceptions of disease burdens in LMICs and of these nations' capacity to identify and manage their own health priorities may be distorted by the major news emphasis on exotic disease, disaster and despair stories.
He pointed out that the draft's emphasis on African and Amerindian cultures distorted the European influences that underlay "the formative American political ideas — democracy, representative government, freedom of speech and the press, due process" and more.
Owing to the emphasis of relative scale of salient object, nearby objects may be distorted.
There is often a strong emphasis on extended instrumental solos or jams, typically featuring a heavily distorted electric guitar as the main instrument.
The extraordinary and eccentric emphasis on "belief" in Christianity today is an accident of history that has distorted our understanding of religious truth.
Organized by the Picasso biographer John Richardson, the "Mosqueteros" show focused exclusively on painting and prints, showcasing the artist's late, exuberantly distorted figurative style as fueled by his obsession with the old masters and his endlessly inventive emphasis on process.
Everything seemed distorted.
It distorted our economy.
