Sentence examples for errors and distortions from inspiring English sources

The Rational Optimist is riddled with excruciating errors and distortions.

Factual errors and distortions further compromised his text.

In a response to Mr. Green's findings last year, the company defended its safety record, describing the report as flawed by "factual errors and distortions".

Second, how far was today's mess created by instabilities that are inseparable from modern finance, and how far was it fuelled by other errors and distortions?

"The complex process of creating annual reports allows for errors and distortions of various kinds to creep in, many of which are probably not intentional," said Alan J. Davis, director of tax communications for PricewaterhouseCoopers in Canada.

Uproar over pseudonymous reviews of his own work has been followed by the current row over alleged errors and distortions in The Whisperers, his previous book about Stalinist tyranny.

There were no significant changes in fluency or in speech production (in particular phonological errors and distortion of speech) over the course of disease.

"Errors, glitches and distortions play heavily in both".

Secondly, credibility, which assesses whether the evidence is free from error and distortion.

Just like perception, memory is a constructive process that is sometimes prone to error and distortion (e.g., [ 1- 3]).

Since episodic memory is flexible, representational and often contains multiple pieces of information from the encoding situation, it comprises an especially constructive process that is prone to error and distortion (e.g., [ 1- 3]).