Sentence examples for distorted truth from inspiring English sources

It is distorted truth about living people doing battle with titanic opponents.

Mr. Milosz detested Socialist Realism, the Soviet-contrived literary doctrine that distorted truth into propaganda to promote the political and ideological goals of the Communist Party.

"Very often I see a completely distorted truth being presented," she told a public gathering in London, and urged more British debate about Europe.

Ms. Sontag, 70, was cited for "defending the honor of free thought in a world of false images and distorted truths," Agence France-Presse reported from Frankfurt.

Millions of dollars are spent each election cycle to finance the often negative, distorted, half-truth ads that voters have learned to tune out.

Many of his claims were either lies or distorted half-truths.

We must let them know that we will not accept Reagan's distorted vision of truth, justice and the American way.

In the letter, Assange described the film as a "toxic" and "wretched", based on a distorted version of the truth.

Re "The Battle for Washington Square" (Nov. 23), about local residents' criticism of the redesign of Washington Square Park: The article distorted and misreported the truth about why Greenwich Village community activists like me are angry about the radical redesign of Washington Square Park.

The author of the Commentary article, Justus Reid Weiner, a scholar in residence at the Jerusalem centre for public affairs, alleged that Prof Said "has served up - and consciously encouraged others to serve up - a wildly distorted version of the truth, made up in equal parts of outright deception and of artful obfuscations".

The more you gossip, the more facts can become distorted, often warping the truth.