Sentence examples for do distort from inspiring English sources

Some euphemisms do distort and mislead; but some are motivated by kindness.Another way to typify them is by theme.

Simply put, Blume says in a telephone interview, "When you throw a lot of money at the financial markets, you do distort them".

Robustness means that the hash should be resistant to content-preserving signal processing operations, e.g., image hashing should be insensitive to those common geometric deformation, lossy compression and filtering operations, which do distort the image but preserve its visual quality.

His stories don't presage the Holocaust; to read them as if they do distorts both them and him.

Putting all earmarks in the same boat, as critics often do, distorts the debate and does a disservice to the public.

"The relief does distort the market.

Thankfully it didn't, though it did distort everything a little at the end.

The meme metaphor, though, really does distort more than it reveals.

"It does distort the table," said the Wigan coach, Shaun Wane.

More disturbing still, if banks did distort money markets then they affected anyone with a LIBOR-linked contract.

Second, when marginal tax rates do exceed a certain level (well north of 50%) it does distort incentives to work and innovate.