Sentence examples for distorted headlines from inspiring English sources

Between interruptions, Obama bobbed and weaved skillfully enough, but he couldn't risk the distorted headlines had he pointed out that the wealth has already been redistributed, upward, from the middle class to the idle class.

The next day The Inquirer began a series of merciless attacks on the candidate, involving misleading headlines, distorted news stories and vitriolic editorial comment.

Yet the headlines give a distorted picture of the place.

I trust I needn't make the case that you are under constant assault by distorted, contorted, titillating, and insipid headlines.

The Big Trend Concerns about energy and its distorted mirror image, pollution, will continue to dominate headlines.

Unlike men in Hollywood, women are faced with distorted beauty standards and unfair criticism -- like Renee Zellweger, who became headline fodder for her "new look" back in October.

"Cherry-picked quotes, biased headlines and hyperlinks to Newt-hating op-eds in order to patch together an ugly and distorted mosaic of the former House speaker is not journalism," Matt Barber, a blogger, wrote in a post titled "The Drudge Distort".

"The Sun's headline was significantly misleading and represented a failure to take care not to publish inaccurate, misleading or distorted information".

Words came out of the distorted mouth.

It distorted reality," he said.

"He became distorted," he reflected.