Sentence examples for distorted past from inspiring English sources
The search for Tristan has damaged her sense of self, maimed her marriage and distorted past and present, transforming a fraught relationship with her difficult son into a more media-friendly narrative.
Ms. MacMillan, who also wrote "Dangerous Games: The Uses and Abuses of History," also warned about how easy it can be to draw malign or politically convenient lessons from a misremembered or distorted past.
An independent review of the BBC's science coverage, led by the geneticist Professor Steve Jones, has concluded that journalists have in the past distorted scientific research by giving too much coverage to fringe scientific viewpoints.
These methods, however, are often highly suspect and may yield a distorted picture of past exhaust exposures.
By allying with rightwingers who propound this distorted view of the past, the Conservatives are implicitly giving legitimacy to their narrative.
I think of them as Frank Gehry's joke on all of the fashion magazine editors because they have to walk past their distorted reflections.
Positioned around the room, they seem to be at once recording and projecting Parker's music, music that is, Ms. Jones seems to suggest, not a distorted ghost from the past or the obscure object of someone's desire, but the very sound of Modernism itself, loud, clear and everywhere.
"They were not acts of deliberation and I think people should bear that in mind and he shouldn't go to court for that reason". "In 1972 we also had Bloody Friday, but IRA murders don't count it seems when it comes to this distorted dealing with the past.
It pulls me past a distorted refrigerator.
Worse, what Brad suggests — and it's my impression, too — is that policy formation is being seriously distorted by unwillingness to acknowledge past error.
A6 Askew Historical View in China An examination of some of the most widely used history textbooks in China reveal a mishmash of historical details that many Chinese educational experts themselves say are highly selective and often provide a distorted view of the recent past.
