Sentence examples for distorted pictures from inspiring English sources

Painted with wide brushes in high-keyed hues, her expressionistically distorted pictures of partly unclothed people project existential angst with happy exuberance.

Woozily distorted pictures of sports-car dashboards and, downtown, melting clock faces dissipate the focused power of the blue car picture (Johnson).

We predict that the P1 will be larger for distorted pictures because they can be considered task irrelevant with respect to semantic categorization.

Finally, the ERP lacks a P1 in cases where an expected stimulus cannot be recognized (cf. the ERP to highly distorted pictures in Fig. 3).

Distorted pictures (with no semantic meaning) may very early (on the basis of their sensory features) be categorized as semantically meaningless which allows suppression of irrelevant 'spreading activation processes' aiming at identifying the stimulus.

A distorted picture then flows back to the village.

"They have presented a distorted picture," he said.

Yet the headlines give a distorted picture of the place.

Flatbush probably gives a distorted picture of the city's racial politics.

Last week, Vice President Joseph Msika complained that foreign journalists were presenting a distorted picture of Zimbabwe.

All of the frequently used analogies give a distorted picture of the reality of government finances.