Sentence examples for distorting the matters from inspiring English sources
From time to time the authors themselves are guilty of oversimplifying or distorting the matters under discussion.
As for President Obama, "he's been a strong friend of Israel despite the efforts of those who don't understand the matter or distort the issue.
Beware of magnifying or distorting the problem.
The need to recognize former repubblichini in the government as people of good faith, Mr. Salvadori says, has distorted the historical discussion: "What matters to me as a historian is not good faith, but the objective consequences of people's actions.
"Because of the sensitivity of the Stalingrad question in post-war Germany, Manstein worked as hard to distort the record on this matter as on his massive involvement in the murder of Jews", wrote Weinberg.
The team statistically measured how dark matter subtly distorted the galaxy images, and inferred its density from this.
Instead, Einstein said, matter and energy distort the geometry of the universe in the way a heavy sleeper causes a mattress to sag, producing the effect we call gravity.
Gravitational lensing - an effect predicted by Albert Einstein - causes the material in the galaxy cluster, both normal and dark matter, to bend and distort the optical light from background galaxies.
The fact that they woefully distort the Islamic scripture and the scholarship that surrounds it matters not.
The problem with creating a myth around a person is that, no matter how much is known, it distorts the truth and will evolve over time.
