Sentence examples for distorted perspective of the from inspiring English sources
The compressed and distorted perspective of the scene is in the spirit of late Mannerism; all the holy figures have elongated bodies, stylized finger postures, and white zigzag highlights on their clothing.
In the December 2007 Forum article on the links between food additives and hyperactivity, Barrett (2007) offered a somewhat distorted perspective on the public health implications of these additives.
With all the weird gaping and gurning, and the distorted perspective of its expressionist sets, Caligari is a nightmarish cinematic extension of Bram Stoker's 1897 classic Dracula, combining as it does romantic superstition with the supposedly rational world of psychiatric surveillance and control.
And the reason is not to get people into the tent; it's because the act of generosity is what keeps you fit against the distorted perspective of disease, which is isolation".
"The thinking Negro," by whom Locke seems to have Du Bois primarily in mind, "has been induced to share this same general attitude, to focus his attention on controversial issues, to see himself in the distorted perspective of a social problem" (NN 3 4).
Antwuan closes this series by explaining the distorted perspective of YouTube and paying homage to his incarcerated brother.
"We have a distorted perspective of what species we love and yet which ones are truly important to us as far as keeping our environment functioning".
What does it mean to identify oneself with Penn State now, in a time when the university's character reeks more than usual of cronyism and a distorted perspective of "humane"?
Anorexia nervosa (AN) is characterized by a distorted perspective of body image with an intense fear of gaining weight manifesting through self-induced starvation.
