Sentence examples for if distorted from inspiring English sources
If distorted competitive conditions, rather than bad corporate governance and no proper banking system, are a main cause of Russia's plight, this should come as no surprise.
"The Farewell Songs," in a virtuoso performance by Lucy Shelton, gasps, spits, hisses and rants but also indulges in opera-singer rhetoric and a traditional if distorted Viennese waltz.
'It must be because I worked harder than everybody else.'" The Romney campaign used the words in a devastating, if distorted, Web video last week, which it then turned into a television commercial.
Try experimenting by changing amplifier settings; your ring tone will sound different if distorted.
That's right -- as if distorting Pierce's words years after they have been proven to be something other than what the MRC claims them to be wasn't enough, the MRC wouldn't even pony up for dinner.
The damning (if grossly distorted) and largely unanswered charge that Obama squandered $90 billion on green energy programs that were, Romney more than suggested, run by cronies and donors.
To make sure something is fearful enough, it is often exaggerated, if not distorted.
Q:We Americans have a very limited, if not distorted and superficial, view of what the Muslim world is like.
Even if it's grimey, even if it's distorted, there's always some kind of groove and some sense of soul.
And if you distort the face, if you push the eyes farther apart or closer together, the cells go wild.
The coagulation is distorted if iCa is below 0.5 mmol/L and completely inhibited if the concentration drops below 0.3 mmol/L [ 5, 6].
