Sentence examples for distorted our thinking from inspiring English sources

The dazzle of the Sydney Opera House project has distorted our thinking about the process.

Personally, I tend to wonder if our powers of duplication have distorted our thinking in this area.

That rubric was never accurate, she argued, and relying on it has distorted our thinking.

This is a reflection of the fact that "the same kinds of biases that distort our thinking in general also distort our thinking about the biases themselves" (Horton, 2004).

We cannot deny ISIS's ability to distort the minds of some chaotic, young people; we can deny them the ability to distort our thinking.

So awful is the prospect of a repeat, so raw are the emotions, so lingering is the dread that it distorts our thinking and warps assessments of what actual threats are out there.

A general problem with debiasing, as Horton notes, is that 'the same kinds of biases that distort our thinking in general also distort our thinking about the biases themselves'.

President Obama entered office with a bold vision, determined to end the Cold War thinking that distorted our nuclear posture.

It distorted our economy.

David Greenberg argues that Howard Zinn has distorted our view of history.

Has poetry distorted our view of World War One?