Sentence examples for distorting in from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I feel that people are straining and distorting in order to be inventive.

It's great to see the Union of Concerned Scientists offering nonpartisan criticism of elected officials for distorting — in both directions — what's known about the role of human-driven global warming on several fronts, from tornado ferocity to hurricane losses.

One black advocacy group's leader, Michael Coard, who was placed on the site's oversight committee, wrote an angry, influential essay on the Web site of his organization, Avenging the Ancestors Coalition, that was just in its analysis of historical neglect, but distorting in its all-consuming strategy.

It takes leaving and returning, said Arjun Kalyanpur, a radiologist who returned in 1999, to ask, "Why should my country be any less than the country I was in?" This impulse is not universally welcomed by some Indians who never left and who see a globalized elite -- many of whom now carry American passports, not Indian -- importing a Western culture as distorting in its way as British colonialism.

Is it possible to know that the resulting feminist theories of justice are more objective, less distorting in their representations of justice than the theories under criticism?

The inter-harmonics in multi-terminal VSC-based HVDC systems are originated from the characteristic of each converter in asynchronous connection, the distorting in the connected ac systems, and the unsymmetrical fault or unbalance.

b The distorted field line with the background coordinates distorted in the same fashion.

But Venezuela is still grossly distorted in the major media.

The entire album was distorted in production, with even the drums distorted.

In some cases the imagery is woozily distorted; in others, straightforwardly representational.

They take it upon themselves to distort in order to draw attention to themselves".