Sentence examples for full of distorting from inspiring English sources

We are all lost in a hall full of distorting mirrors which we can never leave.

Officials accused him of distorting Soviet reality.

Anthony Albanese is accused of "distorting reality".

Kelly Clarkson accused the label executive Clive Davis of distorting their tumultuous history in his newly published memoir "The Soundtrack of My Life," saying his account of how he managed her career was full of "memory lapses and misinformation".

Sturgeon accuses Davidson of distorting what she said.

He accused the prosecutor of distorting Ms. Lopez's testimony.

Within each of these tasks, subjects either wore a variety of distorting lenses or a single distorting lens.

"Selected leaks, without the full context, are distorting the public record and creating a false picture," according to the statement by Spanier's attorneys Peter Vaira of Vaira & Riley and Elizabeth Ainslie from Schnader Harrison Segel & Lewis.

The novel is full of thick, damp, unbreathable fog, distorting seeing and feeling.

Note that the distribution of lymph node status in the full dataset is distorted by the fact that some cohorts contain only node negative samples (see Table 1).

The painting is full of reflections, with the striped cloth making distorted patterns in a silver teapot, compote and creamer.