Sentence examples for distorted to make from inspiring English sources

See YouTube for Ogilvy & Mather's now-classic 2006 viral Dove video "Evolution," about how one woman's face is distorted to make an ad.

Assessments are distorted to make sure a person's "needs" are interpreted to fit available resources, as pointed out by the Commission for Social Care Inspection in 2008.

It failed to produce a masterpiece, perhaps because the form of the realistic novel must be moderately distorted to make it suitable for children.

In the process, the content is "distorted" to make it possible to view (and zoom in on) a wider space on-screen, while at the same time keeping an eye on the original position you marked with your finger.

At the moment we're in a transition and that needs to be part of the proper discussion and it should not be either hijacked by a pressure group, compartmentalised, nor should the facts be distorted to make a point.

I feel disgust when I see photos of her which are purposefully distorted to make her look like a sinister hag.

But Dr. Postol, who in the 1990's successfully challenged the effectiveness of Patriot missiles in the Persian Gulf war, analyzed the report and concluded it had distorted data to make it appear that available technology could reliably distinguish warheads from decoys.

Plato has distorted magnetism to make it mean not possession simpliciter but something more additionally irrational.

Beware of people who twist and distort facts to make them appear more attractive.

He's just simplifying grossly and distorting adeptly to make a valid point: that no effort should be spared to arrest Kony.

LGBTs are not the ones who distort science to make some claim that Christianity is a "bad lifestyle".