Sentence examples for distorted interpretation from inspiring English sources

Without this distorted interpretation, Israel would not have been able to allocate such extensive areas of land for the settlements".

There is a fringe minority, as is the case with all communities, but Phillips chooses a distorted interpretation of the UK's diverse Muslim communities.

As the journalists themselves state, abnormal readings are not proof of guilt, yet many innocent athletes are being implicated and tainted due to the distorted interpretation of a limited historic data set.

Lipman describes the work as a distorted interpretation of Dutch still life painting, drawing parallels between the golden era of that genre and today's consumerism, and she does it all through the medium of glass.

Minimizing the effect of tectonics over the Neogene Holocene evolution of the Amazon basin can result in a distorted interpretation of the sedimentary record and, as a consequence, equivocal paleoclimatic reconstructions.

They base their list on a seriously distorted interpretation of a taxpayer-funded testing program called the PDP Pesticidee Data Program, USDA).

The method, however, can lead to distorted interpretations, especially in the case of ratios from ultra-low tar yield cigarettes.

As Piereson sees it, the mischief began with distorted interpretations of Kennedy's death issued by commentators like James Reston of The New York Times, who suggested that America itself was somehow to blame, that its institutions were failing and that the only way it could redeem itself was through carrying on Kennedy's legacy by passing civil rights legislation, which Lyndon B. Johnson did.

They charge Baidu with stonewalling, delaying tactics and using distorted interpretations of the law.

In fact, if those reactions distort the account of what we have said, there is likely no way to correct the record for the large number of people who may have secondarily received those distorted interpretations.

Higher scores are related to more severe and longer episodes of depression (e.g., Nolen-Hoeksema et al. 1993) as well as to distorted interpretations of hypothetical life events (Lyubomirsky et al. 1998).