Sentence examples for distortion of it from inspiring English sources

But do such cases represent religion itself, or are they a distortion of it?

Proportional representation – while not a panacea – would at last give this country what it has lacked for so long: a parliament that is a true mirror of this pluralist nation, not an increasingly unrepresentative two-party distortion of it.

Gunn's use of music — with a soundtrack programmed by Edward O. Bland, the director-theoretician of "The Cry of Jazz" — and his distortion of it into sheer sounds, are as original as the images on display.

The Guardian's editorial supporting the Lib Dems, which says in part: Proportional representation – while not a panacea – would at last give this country what it has lacked for so long: a parliament that is a true mirror of this pluralist nation, not an increasingly unrepresentative two-party distortion of it.

The BTC that I was depicting in Influx is really a distortion of it, a sort of a cancerous growth.

What one finds in the wikiFeet comment section, though, is not that subtle machinery of oppression, but rather a ridiculous distortion of it.

But they would almost certainly want to distinguish between the scientific quest itself and specific distortions of it.

In true beauty the visible shape before us does not merely intimate the presence of the divine through the unnatural distortion of its form, nor does it point beyond itself to a hidden spirituality or to divine transcendence.

But here's the thing, not only is Franklin Graham's penurious score-keeping of who's in and who's out a distortion of Christianity, it's a bastardization of what it means to be American.

Professional sport is increasingly a grotesque distortion of what it could be at its best.

There were drones, backbeats, short cyclical figures, clouds of guitar distortion, all of it written into the music and elegantly claiming its place.