Sentence examples for distorted record from inspiring English sources

Outside the Bedford-Stuyvesant mosque, Masjid At-Taqwa, where he is imam, fliers try to correct a distorted record.

And it goes to the heart of one of Proust's main themes: that we are held prisoner by preconceptions, by habit and by the normal machinery of memory, which provides only a pale, distorted record of experiences.

Now, thanks to the Target ruling, CAPTCHAs must also offer an audio option--a distorted recording of letters and numbers read aloud that's often far easier for a computer to interpret than a distorted image.

Almost always they distort records or cross ethical lines.

These estimations can hardly be done in experiments where one electrode is used for both stimulation and recording (Fig. 1A, right), since injections of large currents needed to evoke spike by short pulses (1 ms) cause capacitance transients and voltage drop on the access resistance which, even after compensation, distort recording at the moment of spike initiation.

The Kerry campaign said the mailing distorted a record of staunch support for farmers.

"He's clearly distorted my record as well as my position," Huckabee told me.

He added that it had distorted the record to say it is an owner, not a renter.

They began a vicious smear campaign against me, distorted my record, fabricated idiosyncrasies about my style, my personal grooming.

During the campaign, he said Mr. Gore represented "entrenched power" and had run a negative campaign that had distorted his record.

In 2000, Mr. McCain, Republican of Arizona, said the advertisements run against him by George W. Bush, then the governor of Texas, distorted his record.