Sentence examples for have been distorting from inspiring English sources

From virtually our country's beginning, politicians have been distorting their opponents' records.

Indeed, groups have been distorting religious faith for nihilistic ends for centuries.

For years, rich countries have been distorting world trade in garments with a complicated system of import quotas.

The review has been prompted by increasing concern that some sites have been distorting results to favour the power companies paying the most commission.

In response, Iran and its lobbies have been distorting the truth in the media by claiming such a move will lead to a backlash from Iran.

The realist can grant that where such influence does exist we cannot assume that it would have pushed our beliefs toward moral truth: it may accidentally have done so in some cases (e.g., influencing us to think we have obligations to care for our children) and it might have been distorting in others (e.g., influencing us to downplay obligations to those who do not belong to our in-group).

But in some places priorities have been distorted.

But they have been distorted by sterile refinements unrelated to affairs.

If he had recreated the image with optical exactitude, the background would have been distorted.

The shapes of both galaxies have been distorted by their gravitational interaction with one another.

(He says that the nuances of his statements about Israel have been distorted.