Sentence examples for distorted picture from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, though, economists and other authorities say that the actuarial numbers give an unacceptably distorted picture.

So, make up your mind, critics: is it a "mild message" or a "distorted picture"?

With the PGA Tour increasingly drawing the world's best golfers, regardless of nationality, the ranking is painting a distorted picture.

What have you to say to this? JODL: I believe I have already corrected this completely distorted picture by my testimony.

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

If you measure global warming from that year onward, you get a distorted picture the overall trend, said Penn State climatologist Richard Alley.

If you only count the efficacy for successes, you get a distorted picture.

But anyone who has even peeled back one layer of this onion knows the CBO was boxed in to giving a distorted picture.

The NFL has previously said the McCain-Flake amendment "paints a completely distorted picture of the relationship between NFL teams and our military".

An irregular, jagged-looking or distorted picture might indicate a problem with your video card.

GDP should stand for Grossly Distorted Picture.