Sentence examples for distorted stories from inspiring English sources
It is much easier for both policymakers and the media to work with age-old prejudices or with distorted stories from international institutions, led mainly by Westerners.
The accusation dated back to local elections in 2014 when distorted stories circulated on a far-right opinion website, accusing Juppé of wanting to build a "Mosque-Cathedral" in Bordeaux, where he is mayor.
It brings the reader back to the past, allowing the reader to comprehend myths or distorted stories told by historians.
The result of that reaction was a barrage of distorted stories, inflated fears, and downright misrepresentations, some of which were quite damaging to her family.
Her command of minutiae is impressive, as is her enthusiasm for even the most minor aspects of Anne's frequently distorted story.
"One of the priorities of the Kremlin's information offensive, I think, is specifically to target with Russian media the European journalistic system or the European understanding of journalism, simply by distorting stories, using fakes, using trolling," Nerijus Maliukevicius, a political science lecturer at Vilnius University in Lithuania who studies Russian media, told VICE News.
Any attempt to draw an all-encompassing moral from the lives he examines would have distorted the stories he has to tell.
"The priority isn't to distort history but to tell an interesting story".
Ignoring people's history and distorting their stories only serves to increase misunderstanding and mistrust when, for all our sakes, we should be doing the opposite.
Subsequently, she said the film version distorted the story and unfairly demonized her husband and Afghan family.
