Sentence examples for distorting facts from inspiring English sources

Activists [are] playing politics and distorting facts," the government said in a statement.

I at first thought the detainee was distorting facts to concoct his own conspiracy theory.

The S.E.C. did a great job cherry-picking and distorting facts to create a compelling narrative — they should be congratulated for their ability to manipulate the media.

That statement drew a sharp response in recent months from one of Thailand's leading academic authorities on the monarchy, Somsak Jeamteerasakul, who said the bureau was distorting facts.

Meanwhile, the president has accused the press of distorting facts and berated it for not painting a rosy portrait of the country under his leadership.

At issue is Mr. Finkelstein's book, "Beyond Chutzpah," which charges Mr. Dershowitz with distorting facts in his 2003 book "The Case for Israel".

The flaws have nothing to do with the fusty issue of fiction distorting fact; drama can invent whatever it likes, as long as the invention makes sense.

"Distorting fact to try and score cheap political points is no way to honor the victims of the horrific crime in Charleston," said Fritz.

Anne Hagen, the owner of Anne Hagen's Village Realty in Garden City, said she believed Acorn had distorted facts.

"When they distort facts on John Kerry, we'll continue to raise those credibility issues".

Cruz claimed that Reimann had failed to respect due process, distorted facts, and generally "treated me like an animal".