Hence, pop hits get fractured and distorted beyond recognition over light speed beats, ominous laughter, harmonicas, distorted bass, and any other sound you can dig up.
My independence, natural joy, gentleness, and steady lifestyle I had been enjoying became distorted beyond recognition.
As a result, provisions of the complicated peace treaty are not flashed on the screen, distorted beyond recognition.
Most of my research consists of brief Google forays in search of factoids that I can distort beyond recognition.
"Our democratic process may be distorted beyond recognition if we fail to reverse the omnipresent role of money in our political campaigns.
Mr. Hatch did not repeat his comment last week that Judge Pickering was being subjected to "a lynching," but he said the nominee's record was distorted beyond recognition.
Laura W. Murphy, the director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Office, said that the organization was "deeply disturbed" by the order and called on Congress to exercise oversight powers before the "Bill of Rights in America is distorted beyond recognition".
The observations are already giving scientists new insights into the weird environment close to black holes, where gravity is so fierce that reality as we know it is distorted beyond recognition.
In "Decreation," inspired by an essay by the poet Anne Carson, he meditates on the dissolution of the self through extreme states of jealousy and love, using language, movement, and video (sometimes distorted beyond recognition) as his tools.
The flexibility of the early chasuble permitted this, but, to facilitate the elevation, more and more material was removed from the sides until the garment became a caricature of its primitive form, distorted beyond recognition and its vestigial portions dorsal (back) and pectoral (front)—came to be viewed simply as canvases for the display of virtuoso embroidery.
105/6) and thus distorted beyond recognition Humboldt's integration of linguistic research and language philosophy which lies at the heart of his linguistic enterprise.
