Sentence examples for distorted lenses from inspiring English sources

They act like distorted lenses and color the world according to their needs.

The two countries should not continue to look at each other through the prism of distorted lenses.

He couldn't see me in the present through the distorted lenses of everything he thought I'd become, which it turns out, was not a man.

He continues that, "the moviemakers' distorted lenses have shown Arabs as heartless, brutal, uncivilized, religious fanatics through common depictions of Arabs kidnapping or raping a fair maiden; expressing hatred against the Jews and Christians; and demonstrating a love for wealth and power".

It was through this distorted lens ("Let's put the Great back in Great Britain") that a majority voted to leave.

Well, this reader would be a whole lot happier if The Times would spend more time covering the actual war, instead of looking at virtually everything through the distorted lens of domestic politics.

The races are left to see each other through the distorted lens of segregation, and the perspective is further warped by the competition for a shrinking supply of blue-collar jobs.

However, the agreements end where Krugman begins to view U.S. economic history from a distorted lens, one in which all administrations run by Democrats are Good and Virtuous, and all Republican administrations are governed by Beelzebub himself.

Through its distorted lens, facts can be twisted, perceptions warped.

They are aware that others see them through a distorted lens that renders them socially unacceptable.

It is as if we view our partner through the distorted lens of our childhood wounds.  .