Sentence examples for distorted meant from inspiring English sources

The birds' proximity to the magnetic North Pole, where the magnetic field is extremely distorted, meant that any internal magnetic compass would be useless -- a bird relying on it would wind up, literally, in Siberia.

The resulting images are often grainy, blurry, or otherwise distorted, meant to capture the otherworldly quality of the material itself. .

"The variation in the shape of the orbit, along with Titan's slightly distorted shape, means that there is some flexure within the moon as it orbits Saturn," said Zebker.

Somehow, this good news about the faithfulness of God has been distorted to mean that God won't give us more than we can handle.

But thanks to the mudslinging campaign in Denver, we are seeing the term "reform" hijacked, with it now being distorted to mean everything from defunding neighborhood schools to demonizing teachers to siphoning money out of public education entirely.

In this situation, their perception of a complaint against a colleague may have been distorted to mean otherwise or may have been addressed directly by another person thus minimizing the impact of such a complaint.

Again, according to Merriam-Webster's, "twist" means "to alter the meaning of: distort or pervert the facts".

Some economists maintain that such reliefs are distorting and mean higher taxes for everyone else.One hand clappethBoth the Treasury and Number 10 hint at a compromise, to be reached after a consultation.

Where distorting factors mean that utilization of services is not determined by need, the use-per-need view judges the access inequitable.

The total pressure at the inlet is artificially distorted by means of two different sets of screens with different porosities to generate a hub-strong complex distortion and a tip-strong complex distortion.

Further, the data collected in developing countries may be distorted by means of age heaping in demographic indicators.