Sentence examples for distorted to be from inspiring English sources
Distorted, to be sure, but sharply truthful, too.
This was too distorted to be happening, too exaggerated to be real.
"A hello, goodbye, and that's it," Cashman said, "because anything else, I don't want to be distorted, to be quite honest".
For a long time civilian signals were deliberately distorted to be accurate only to 100 metres, when the military ones were accurate to 18 metres, but the system was fully opened up for public and commercial use in May 2000 by Bill Clinton.
More seriously, the cells were often distorted to be fragmented and even bleached after abnormal expansion of cells, possibly due to some stresses with limited free-moving space.
Filaments grown under these conditions were often distorted to be fragmented or bleached, and the filaments shown in Movies S2C and S2D were exceptional samples that completed differentiation, while some cell size expansion and filament distortion were observed.
But neither science nor religion has to be distorted to get all the ideas into the same head.
At a 20° vertical inclination, vital features of implants were distorted enough to be deemed unrecognizable.
"It was being distorted to support an anti-vaccine agenda".
We should learn lessons from how human dignity came to be so distorted to avoid repetition of similar distortions.
A large number of Washington's problems derive from the unholy marriage between corporations and politicians, the way health care reform was distorted to subsidize the insurance industry, the way energy policy is distorted to please the green tech industry, the way farm policy is distorted to please the big ag firms.
