Sentence examples for distorted little from inspiring English sources

Paul Lee works small, splicing and bending tiny photographs of movie stars into distorted little collages and reliefs.

Meant to be abstract, the one at stage right looks like a distorted Little Lulu.

On the whole, the episodes are both impressively professional and a little eccentric: They look very much like Real TV Shows, but some seem slightly distorted: a little overstuffed here, a little undercooked there, as if conversations usual to the development of a television pilot had never taken place.

Satellite imagery indicated that the storm's center of circulation had become distorted with little or no associated convection.

There are more and more children in the shot, clapping and chanting and feeding off each other's energy, and suddenly, imperceptibly, without a signal from any leader, the air distorts a little, something intangible cracks.

The rain flicking in the torchlight distorts the little vision I have, as does each exhalation, my breath momentarily clouding my sight as it gets caught in the light.

Heavy bass lines tend to distort a little at high volumes, too.

Despite the fact that up to ~5% of the total pre-merger mass of the black holes can be radiated away in the form of gravitational waves, you'll notice that the event horizons never shrink; they simply grow a connection, distort a little bit, and then increase in total volume.

That lens is usually not used on a big Hollywood movie because directors are afraid it distorts a little bit.

As can be seen from Figure 3b, the histograms from the Markov process model are grossly distorted and bear little relation to the universal histogram.

When reports emerged in the first week of April that a JPMorgan Chase trader in London was making bets so big they were distorting a little-known market in credit derivatives, an embedded regulator approached executives.