Sentence examples for distorted visions from inspiring English sources

Seimetz directs with a blend of on-location precision and a furious subjectivity, of echoing voices and distorted visions, that's reminiscent, on an ultra-low budget and hands-on production, of Lupino's direction in "Never Fear" and her subsequent films (notably, "Outrage").

Interculturalism owes its existence to a critique of multiculturalism, but of highly distorted visions of it.

These simplistic and distorted visions obviously do nothing to improve our understanding in fact they represent an intellectual and political barrier to any evaluation of these movements' real significance.

"I didn't feel any pain, discomfort or distorted vision at the time," he said.

In the protagonist's distorted vision, even urban banalities such as crowds become "moving, masticating, shouting, laughing organisms".

Perhaps there's a kernel of truth in LaPierre's distorted vision of what it is we do.

Even the Salt Lake City Tribune - hardly a hotbed of radicalism in one of the US's most conservative states - laid into Rumsfeld's "distorted vision of reality".

They could do a spot of moonlighting for Medialens, whose strapline reads, "correcting for the distorted vision of the corporate media".

They are emboldened by their sense of anger at the Sept. 11 attacks and embarrassed by what they see as a distorted vision of their religion.

Perhaps this distorted vision is essential to the artist; it will be his salvation or his destruction, but Cunningham leaves us to wonder which.

It is seeking direct negotiations with Washington, for in the distorted vision of the nation's leadership, this might lead to full diplomatic recognition and 'equal' status in the world community".