Sentence examples for distorted prism from inspiring English sources

This case -- like none I've seen in my lifetime -- so clearly illustrates what is so deeply sickening and twisted about a society where people of color are so often viewed through a distorted prism that has little semblance to reality.

But in the distorted prism of the new history, they are somehow lost from the equation.

It's given me a voice and a connection to millions of people that the distorted prism of the mainstream media denied.

The stories all explore themes of innocence and cruelty, loss and belonging, through the distorted prism of Cape Town in the apartheid period.

Many of those who hate and even love us judge us through the distorted prism of popular culture and our sometimes ham-handed and brutal blundering in the affairs of other nations.

Everything is viewed through the distorted prism of wealth: Zhang, to whom Pan transferred his shares in 2005, represents the couple as the world's 488th-richest person, with a net worth of $2 billion.

The G-77 now sees everything through the distorting prism of the North-South divide.

But this only highlights how Israel is rendered vulnerable by its tendency to view the world through the distorting prism of the Holocaust.

In believing its own propaganda, America fell into the error of seeing the Middle East through the distorting prism of their cold-war confrontation.

Both candidates have projected the issue through the distorting prism of an immigration debate, which presumes Australia's capacity to absorb new migrants should also be the problem of the region's weakest states.

The Holocaust prism leads Israelis and their leaders to adopt inappropriate, self-defeating, violent policies, in much the way that the American tendency to view the world through the distorting prism of the Cold War led us to adopt inappropriate, self-defeating, violent policies in response to the September 11th attacks.