Sentence examples for distorted events from inspiring English sources

Lawyers representing Mr. Brown said the indictment distorted events at Rite Aid.

Grzegorz Majchrzak, a historian of the Polish Institute of National Remembrance, questions Boniek's words, positing that he might have distorted events in an attempt to distance himself from Terlecki.

Migrating with lower-than-normal velocities shows that the distorted reflection events within the shadow zone are no longer obvious, but coherent and continues within the shadow zone (Fig. 11).

David Cameron told MPs he had raised with President Obama his concern about Russian news channels "pumping out a distorted picture" of events in Ukraine after the issue was raised by leaders in the Baltic states at the G20 summit in Australia.

For the most part, then, scholars were forced to rely heavily on German sources, which presented an extremely distorted view of events.

The government said it would stop issuing visas to reporters from mainland China's official New China News Agency and People's Daily, the main Communist Party newspaper, complaining that both organizations had presented a distorted view of events on the island.

The foreign minister of Belarus, Sergei Martynov, had traveled to Brussels for meetings with European leaders apparently in an attempt to counter what the government of Belarus has called a distorted perception of events in the country.

Schalk said the film "presented a distorted version of events ... to fit a story that appeals to audiences".

We are wary that the information in the media often gives a distorted view of events such as these, but we have experienced a growing sense of hope in the city.

Everything which ingenue "Betty" experiences is a distorted version of recent events in Diane's life.

Mitch McConnell, who in January will become the Senate Majority Leader, says that the study is an "ideologically motivated and distorted recounting of historical events".