Sentence examples for distorted people from inspiring English sources

The human genome sequencing was one such project, which has distorted people's perceptions of what works for the discipline at large.

Normal constancies also can be intentionally overcome, as in paintings of flabby watches and distorted people that apparently depict the unique perceptual world of the artist.

None of which, of course, means that her astonishing depictions of distorted people need to be approached from a religious point of view.

But such a system distorts people's choices.

Progressive taxes make it hard to raise money because they distort people's behavior.

Economists usually dislike taxes that distort people's behavior in ways that hurt society.

Economists dislike them not because they relieve people of their money, but because they distort people's behaviour.

And the tax code is riddled with preferences and loopholes that further distort people's economic behavior.

Every other industrial country has a national consumption tax, which can be used to raise a lot of money without distorting people's economic incentives.

The flash isolates the drama — heightening the foreground against a black backdrop — and it distorts people, so they look like they're playing a part onstage".

These prisms are inevitably distorting; people see primarily those aspects of the Other that relate to their pain and ignore most else.