Sentence examples for distortion about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "distortion about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used when discussing a false or exaggerated representation of something. Example: The media's constant distortion about the candidate's beliefs made it difficult for voters to make an informed decision.
"I'm not looking to aggravate a distortion about me," Feith said.
The ambassador's duty is to advise and warn, and he is expected to brief his government in detail and without distortion about the content of his conversations with the host foreign minister, the prime minister, and other key officials and politicians.
This analysis indicates that if the lining is designed to tolerate an angular distortion about 1 2° along its length, a circular tunnel of 4 m diameter can stand safe and without any damages for the assumed life time.
After adding this lens to the ordinary projection lens at a certain position, the system (ordinary projection lens and freeform lens) can project an image on sphere with absolute distortion about 2 mm for an observer at half of the projection distance, and the MTF on sphere is analyzed in detail after.
Unfortunately, she turned it to every defamatory and derogatory distortion about gay people.
The Tea Party Express, which accuses the magazine of "gross distortion" about the group's political activities b.
(We've set the video to start at about 11 minutes and 40 seconds, since that is when the event itself starts. Warning: Loud distortion starts about 21 minutes in, and continues intermittently for several minutes).
"One of the historical distortions about Artemisia is that she was unique," he said.
So you see this as just another example of the British press's distortions about you?
The president accused Republicans of "all kinds of distortions" about the legislation.
Many of his critics say Mr. Breitbart spreads lies and distortions about liberals.
