Sentence examples for entirely distorted from inspiring English sources
There we were horrified to hear some of Barnet's planning officials giving only watered-down – or what we felt were entirely distorted – accounts of our objections.
Shorten will argue the Howard government's extension of the scheme "entirely distorts the original design of the dividend imputation system" and has left Australia as the only country in the OECD with a fully refundable dividend imputation credit system.
Mr. Noever provoked further furor with his catalog essay lamenting that "our Western ideological lenses cloud, if not entirely distort, the view of other realities" and urging museumgoers to "bid farewell once and for all to Eurocentric and culturally imperialistic attitudes".
The media reports have, as usual, completely distorted the story, calling it an angioplasty, which is entirely untrue, and this is why so many friends have been concerned about my health.
It's completely distorted.
The vocal's all distorted.
Instead, the scene is a muddled one in which the partygoers' cartoonish faces grimace or stare blankly, their bodies distorted or entirely absent.
The tidal forces of a planet acting across the asteroid passing within a few planetary radii of a planet like Earth or Venus can entirely disrupt or distort the asteroid (Richardson et al. 1998).
Caolan is entirely unbothered; his reality is so distorted he can't even fathom his debt as real, justifying for the first time in history the existence of violent bailiffs.
Hence, the recording of 'off-axis' information results in the formation of a double image of such structures, which may be misplaced, distorted, incompletely portrayed, or entirely 'off-axis' [ 28- 31].
