Sentence examples for distorted of from inspiring English sources

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"It has required nothing less," Hawthorne wrote, "than the boorishness, the stolidity, the self-sufficiency, the contemptuous jealousy, the half-sagacity, invariably blind of one eye and often distorted of the other, that characterise this strange people, to compel us to be a great nation in our own right, instead of continuing virtually, if not in name, a province of their small island.

It was distorted, of course, but this was the building block that Google needed to prove its Street View theory.

This kind of anecdotal momentum is inherently distorting, of course.

At worst, it is, as Jürgen Habermas has long argued, deeply distorting of reasoning's essentially "dialogical" character (e.g., Habermas, 1984).

So, Borneo exhibited half the rate of highly distorted markers of P. Lilin.

P.S.: The vagaries of release schedules distort best-of lists, this year in particular.

Without transition, one of Francis Bacon's most aggressively distorted portrayals of the human figure came up.

Reid, however, believed that this package of claims provides a deeply distorted picture of human action.

By the 5th century, Athenians' claims to cultural monopoly distorted histories of other cities.

If you don't, enjoy the weirdly distorted future of video.