"distorted facts" is a correctly formed phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to information that has been manipulated, or altered, in order to appear as something other than what it really is. For example: "The news report contained distorted facts, making it difficult to determine the truth about the incident."
Comment on Mr. Truman's statement in a recent issue of the Times, in which he claims that in '48 the press "sold out to special interests," was 90% hostile to his candidacy, distorted facts, etc... Some of the published news was distorted, but distortion is inherent in partisan journalism, the same as it is in political rallies.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 18 , 1956P. 78 Comment on Mr. Truman's statement in a recent issue of the Times, in which he claims that in '48 the press "sold out to special interests," was 90% hostile to his candidacy, distorted facts, etc... Some of the published news was distorted, but distortion is inherent in partisan journalism, the same as it is in political rallies.
Cruz claimed that Reimann had failed to respect due process, distorted facts, and generally "treated me like an animal".
Anne Hagen, the owner of Anne Hagen's Village Realty in Garden City, said she believed Acorn had distorted facts.
In his rebuke of the Islamic republic, President Trump omitted or distorted facts about history, the Iran deal and an alleged violation of the agreement.
O Ryong-il, secretary-general of the committee, said the journalist's news coverage distorted facts and "spoke ill of the system and the leadership of the country".
Activists [are] playing politics and distorting facts," the government said in a statement.
"When they distort facts on John Kerry, we'll continue to raise those credibility issues".
I at first thought the detainee was distorting facts to concoct his own conspiracy theory.
Then you should not distort facts and mention Vladimir Putin in such terms as you do," said Noskov.
This is pretty straightforward messaging, not the kind of propaganda that distorts facts to present an alternative reality.
