Sentence examples for distortion of fact from inspiring English sources

In a video recently uploaded on local news website eastlondonlines.co.uk however, Ms Mustafa has described the backlash as "an outrageous distortion of fact".

The suggestion that Accretive puts bedside pressure on patients to pay their bills out of pocket is a "flagrant distortion of fact," the company said.

In a video posted online by local news website eastlondonlines.co.uk, Ms Mustafa described the backlash she has received as "an outrageous distortion of fact".

It is not just the distortion of fact and the absence of any critical handling of sources (though it is disturbing, to me at least, to see chronological dates attached to the Biblical Abraham and Moses).

If I believe that the social injustices often associated with free trade outweigh the economic benefits, that is in no way comparable to the distortion of fact in the Swift boat ads.

Those who immediately concluded that the guerrillas were at fault may have lent their services to a distortion of fact that could reverberate in Colombia, and Washington, for years to come.

Distortion of facts.

"One of our frustrations has been the distortion of facts," one senior Navy official said.

That support, the letter explained, was "the undesirable culmination of years of distortion of facts".

Hopefully though, fabrications and distortion of facts by the police in other areas will be further exposed.

The party's paper, the Daily Worker, refused to publish the letter, which also referred to "the undesirable culmination of years of distortion of facts".