Sentence examples for historical distortion from inspiring English sources

Broun borrowed a few of the other historically questionable "Whereas" clauses from Brownback's 2008 resolution, but historical distortion is not the most outrageous thing about H. Res.

Opposition leader Isaac Herzog called it a "dangerous historical distortion".

In the popular culture, historical distortion is caused with increasing frequency by misleading movies.

In his review of Ken Gormley's "Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr" (Feb. 21), Richard Berke slips a major historical distortion into an otherwise fair-minded piece.

That reality includes Christian Vienna's long rearguard action against the Turkish "infidel," enthusiastic Austrian support for Hitler and the historical distortion that long portrayed Austria as the "first victim of Nazi aggression".

His amnesia is gone, though for the reader the vast and puzzling convolutions remain, standing in for a more exact historical distortion, which might have yielded a more precise truth.

The statement did not give any examples of what the ministry felt to be historical distortions.

"One of the historical distortions about Artemisia is that she was unique," he said.

"Confusion around consent has been the result of historical distortions," she added.

Mr. Tendulkar was accused of obscenity and needless violence, crude exhibitionism of sexuality, anti-Brahminism, historical distortions and even plagiarism.

It is not the imagined conversations or small historical distortions that make "The Kennedys" both unsettling to watch and addictive.