Sentence examples similar to distorting these facts from inspiring English sources

"We are outraged by those who debase these women, this work, and Planned Parenthood by distorting the facts for political ends," the editorial said.

Both sides accuse the other of distorting the facts, and both appear to have a point.

In a statement, Disney said, "The W.G.A. leadership is deliberately distorting the facts".

And most sadly, thousands of Azeri Turks have died in Nagorno-Karabakh, while Armenians try to hide this fact by distorting the facts.

On Tuesday, Fernández's lawyer accused Bonadio of distorting the facts to try to put his client in jail.

Eric Deutsch, a spokesman for the agency, said critics of the motel's current use "are distorting the facts".

Duff & Phelps denied the claims and accused the BBC of distorting the facts.

But MPs accused him of distorting the facts and "casually dismissing" the concerns of business.

Any other explanation would simply be distorting the facts.

Brown countered with ads claiming that Beshear was distorting the facts and could not be trusted.

The PA's negotiators accused Al Jazeera of lying and distorting the facts.