Sentence examples for distorting as from inspiring English sources

Due to the Pentagon's long-standing practice of withholding or distorting as much Guantanamo-related information as possible, defense lawyers have been relying on the detainees themselves for their intelligence.

These beams of light are not as distorting as conventional welding techniques.

Barely two minutes long, it is fabulously, breathlessly deranged: Lewis's vocal keeps distorting, as if the microphone can barely cope, as his remarkable piano-playing tussles with Page's slashing guitar.

Some of these specialists are brought in soon after the movie opens with scenes from an anti-nuclear power demonstration that features the anti-nuke activist Helen Caldicott braying into a microphone ("It's wicked!"), her voice distorting as she turns up the volume, while other protesters, some dressed as skeletons, wield placards.

For these companies, though, even the legitimate transactions could be as distorting as a mirror in a funhouse.

His business judgment became distorted as well.

And, as such, it distorts as much as it enlightens.

Still, portraits distort as much as they divulge, and there is something sinister to the captured beauty on display in "Slow Dancing".

"I don't mean to talk political," she says, "but I just didn't expect Rick's record to be distorted as much as it's been," adding, "It's upsetting, particularly when it's not true.

Eq. 6 implies that the electric tensor T, as defined in Eq. 2, is distorted as well.

Consequently, the calculations of competition authorities are not distorted as long as the merger does not effect patient welfare.