Sentence examples similar to distorting aspect from inspiring English sources

Over the objections of some tough lobbies, George Bush has proposed fixing some of the distorting aspects of America's food policies.

Out of the nine months he spent working on Mind Frame, the artist spent the majority of his time drawing and redrawing facial features and hands, "distorting aspects of space vs time, the self vs. past-selves and others," he tells The Creators Project.

"From the outset, the association has distorted aspects of its financial condition so that it could eliminate its obligations to pay for pension benefits that were already earned," Raymond Hair, the federation's president, said in a statement.

This tired comparison is based on an indicator from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development that is not relevant to characterize the trade-distorting aspect of government support that is at stake in World Trade Organization talks.

It must be noted, however, that a given propagandist may look upon himself as an educator, may believe that he is uttering the purest truth, that he is emphasizing or distorting certain aspects of the truth only to make a valid message more persuasive, and that the courses of action that he recommends are in fact the best actions that the reactor could take.

All of them distort some aspect of the globe in the necessary trade-off between these properties.

Breast cancer is not a feminist disease, just as not all spinsters are feminists (as people sometimes ask me), but, because centuries of patriarchy have distorted every aspect of the female experience, both feminism and breast cancer were stigmatized and misunderstood until radical nineteen-seventies activists made them political issues.

The "import guide movie" feature distorted the aspect ratios of the video clips I tried to use, a quirk I hope Universal Everything will fix in future updates.

Elizabeth Johnson (1993) likens it to a buried continent whose subaqueous pull shaped all the visible landmass; androcentric bias has massively distorted every aspect of the terrain and rendered invisible, inconsequential, or nonexistent the experience and significance of half the human race.

He is also the world's most accomplished hacker, and able to distort every aspect of our political process and trigger international incidents at will.

It is also possible that the selection of Read codes used may have distorted one aspect of the Study's findings and weakened the work.