Sentence examples for distorting to from inspiring English sources

All of these measures are expensive and distorting to the Australian economy.

One such pattern is fundamentalism, which is as distorting to Christianity as it is to Islam.

My iPod Touch sounded a bit muddy at first, with the kick drum of Fall Out Boy's "THNKS FR TH MMRS" popping and distorting to the point that I had to change the EQ preset from Rock to Spoken Word, of all settings.

"As the required consolidation is sizable, the government should stand ready to raise taxes further, focusing on those that are the least distorting to growth, such as consumption — VAT — and property taxes," the report added, referring to value-added taxes.

We should learn lessons from how human dignity came to be so distorted to avoid repetition of similar distortions.

Distorted, to be sure, but sharply truthful, too.

This was too distorted to be happening, too exaggerated to be real.

It was one long axe-grinding rant, clearly distorted to serve his agenda".

Thus Atwood gives us the two sides of motherhood, magnified and distorted to compelling, vivid, terrifying effect.

Your political record will be distorted, to better parody your family and your faith.

It was also gradually distorted to become ever more removed from the original misconception.