Sentence examples for distorted things from inspiring English sources

A group that, if you've heard about it, you've probably only heard the distorted things from that crazy actress.

I, like many other Muslim students, find it difficult to be religious and feminist because there is rife Islamophobia and racism on campus, and people are too set on the distorted things that they hear in the media".

Mercator's Projection, the 16th century cylindrical map of the world, distorted things so that North America, Europe and the USSR all looked larger than they really were in relation to the 'third world'.

A base is not a village of the women and children of the defeated side in the battle, but it is also a closed space in which control and vulnerability can become distorted things.

The book became so well known that F. Scott Fitzgerald, who described the novel as "really immoral", gave it to protagonist Nick Carraway to read in his famous novel The Great Gatsby, and had the character pronounce "Either it was terrible stuff or the whiskey distorted things, because it didn't make sense to me".

"God can be named only through the most distorted things," some argue, and "the more the simile becomes dissimilar, the more the truth is revealed to us under the guise of horrible and indecorous figures, the less the imagination is sated in carnal enjoyment, and is thus obliged to perceive the mysteries hidden under the turpitude of the images".

Then the distorted perspective thing really started with the Goosebumps book Egg Monsters from Mars.

"People get distorted then things that people do are interpreted in a distorted way".

"In my own distorted view of things I thought people would be championing me," he said.

It made me wonder: As a profession, are we not supporting women enough, or is it that I'm getting a distorted view of things?

Still, it's not exactly 5 Seconds of Summer's fault that they've got such a distorted view of things.