Sentence examples for how distorted from inspiring English sources

Now, I see how distorted both those details seem.

Locke recounts the painful realisation of how distorted reporting affected her.

It shows how distorted and how closed its decision-making is.

But I ended up feeling so bad for these guys, for how distorted their body images were.

"I thought that was decent of him," Megan writes, "which shows just how distorted my sense of normality had become".

"The quality is terrible, but we liked how distorted and confusing and chaotic it was," Mr. Williams said.

The latest documents show how secrecy distorted the oversight process from the beginning.

(d) He doesn't necessarily calculate the effects of how a distorted version of his answer will play politically.

At 10 on Channel 13 and at 11 on Channel 49, Jeremy Irons explores "Henry IV and Henry V V," disclosing what Shakespeare's sources were and how he distorted them.

The latest research advance showed how a distorted protein could spread damage from one part of the brain to another in mice, opening up the possibility that a way can be found to block the spreading and prevent the dementia.

And that was no anomaly: read Lawrence Wright's piece in this week's issue of The New Yorker to get a sense of how very distorted and counterproductive our relationship with Pakistan is.