Sentence examples for distorted takes from inspiring English sources

Time and time again, I came across distorted takes on its practice and ramifications, which have lead me to feel that even though more than 150 years have elapsed since the Civil War, the rot at the core of the American experiment remains.

"Unfortunately, a comment relating to one potential scenario Rangers FC's readmission to the SPL was distorted, taken out of context and leaked to the media by a member," he said.

"Kerry distorts, takes out of context, and mistakes [sic] all the time, but these are not central to his effort to win," he wrote.

I don't want to start there because for more than thirteen years, the judgments of the world's powers have been terribly, violently distorted by taking monstrous acts too seriously.

A warped rendition of the "Batman" theme issued forth, and the idea of distorting music through physical distortion took hold.

(Summers and others in the book have since asserted that their comments were distorted or taken out of context).

(Mr. Summers has disputed comments attributed to him in that book, saying they were distorted or taken out of context).

"Her words on immigration, it would appear, were deliberately distorted and taken out of context in order to paint a very nasty picture.

Thomas Hollande denied that he had given the Le Point journalist an interview, and said that his words had been "distorted" and taken "out of context" in what had been "a casual conversation".

Its main disadvantage is that images can appear distorted when taking shots in motion.

That is, where rituals and symbols are suppose to serve as instruments through which individuals can grasp "the highest concepts and grounds of reason," they can be distorted, and taken as themselves what is required for us to become "well-pleasing to God".