Sentence examples for distorted sense of from inspiring English sources

We, with our distorted sense of entitlement, believe this.

That's a distorted sense of fairness and a misunderstanding of dyslexia".

On the other hand, a distorted sense of one's attractiveness might also play a role.

Future historians may well be amazed by our distorted sense of proportion.

But they have a distorted sense of what is most dangerous.

I've seen men made fragile and insecure by a distorted sense of what constitutes male success.

Some people with distorted senses of smell perceive a rose as turpentine and others with taste disorders think ketchup is peanut butter.

And so, everyone who was using the tool started to get this distorted sense that some people were more expert than others, but they were basing that evaluation just by looking at their reports of their technical competence.

"I thought that was decent of him," Megan writes, "which shows just how distorted my sense of normality had become".

His defense attorney had argued that the teen's wealthy and privileged upbringing distorted his sense of right and wrong.

There are plenty of Vietnam echoes in America's Iraq adventure, especially in the corrosive effects on domestic comity, the use of false or distorted intelligence to create a sense of immediate threat, and the arrogance, combined with ignorance of local realities, of many senior strategists.