Sentence examples for distorted feel from inspiring English sources

Vignetting allows users to fade the edges of shots and the Fish-Eye setting creates an arty, distorted feel for unique and interesting footage.

Bridges starts to walk across the magazine front, which takes on the distorted feel of the sci-fi film.

"Because of the angle of the camera, her bottom might feel distorted, whereas if he had used a longer lens he probably would not have had the problem".

Time feels distorted; fast and slow and stopped altogether.

Sometimes we identify our emotions by what we feel: and if what we feel has been distorted by a project of deception, then we will misidentify our own emotions.

It was an update we put into action very quickly as we felt it distorted the user journey and reporting.

He angrily condemned the editors of the opinion section for a change in the headline that he felt had distorted his theme.

To revive the fervor of punk, which the band felt was being distorted by new wave, the Idles sought to look as intimidating as possible.

So, of course, does the gay community, which many people feel has badly distorted the fundamental message of prevention, by subordinating it to the idea that there is nothing wrong with being H.I.V.-positive.

What isn't distorted is how our readers feel about his performance at Apple's helm during the past four months.

There we were horrified to hear some of Barnet's planning officials giving only watered-down – or what we felt were entirely distorted – accounts of our objections.