Sentence examples for full of distortion from inspiring English sources

It can wreck the public debate of whole subjects by pumping it full of distortion.

"Full of distortion and lies," is how one state-owned news outlet described it.

A snippet of a song has since appeared on Way's official website, full of distortion, shrieking electric guitars and ferocious drums.

Fans, the "real fans", may maintain that early albums Murmur (1983), Reckoning (1984) and Fables of the Reconstruction (1986) were REM's finest moments, full of distortion and murky pastures.

Your latest article is full of distortion.

'Your latest article is full of distortion'.

The article is full of distortions and speculation".

Randy Michael, the Tribune Co. C.E.O. and a central character in Carr's takedown, says the story is full of "distortions and rumors".

Never mind that Peters fails to use Arab sources and that her work is full of distortions.

Sure they were bad ones, full of distortions and outright lies, but at least they were talking to the American people in the correct idiom: that of narrative.

[The papers have been] taken out of context and contain lies... Al-Jazeera's information is full of distortions and fraud".