Sentence examples for distortion into from inspiring English sources

In his review of Ken Gormley's "Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr" (Feb. 21), Richard Berke slips a major historical distortion into an otherwise fair-minded piece.

But he is not at heart a level-playing-field man; indeed, he introduced a new distortion into the housing market by increasing stamp duty on expensive homes.

The effect of it is to introduce a new distortion into the tax system: save £50,000, and interest and capital gains are tax-free; save £50,001, and you start to pay tax.

Rather, "Annihilation" squeezes and narrows its characters and the world at large to fit the tight confines of a plot issuing from the big deal and turns a potentially cosmic vision of metaphysical distortion into an unintentional comedy of self-derision.

To simplify the problem, we do not take distortion into consideration.

The above pinhole camera model does not take any distortion into account.

Population losses and movements on this scale introduced long-term distortions into demographic structures and trends.

The Macrovision technology, for instance, works by inserting distortions into the music; the company says the changes cannot be detected on an ordinary CD player.

What is different and disturbing this time is that the long bull market has introduced many distortions into the way in which corporate profits are calculated.

This seems to result in a description of our own cracked world that is compelling for me, which in turn seems more than worth exploring with a scrupulous and sincere voice, one that wouldn't dream of inserting its own distortions into the material — the goal is to stay sane in a mad universe, right?

Filters can, however, introduce substantial distortions into the time-domain representations of ERP waveforms.