As a result, an important episode in our island story remained shrouded in distortion and obscurity.
Distribution techniques -- advertising, graphic design, commercial photography, public relations, store display -- traffic in distortion and the exploitation of hope.
The process results in distortion, so the works title, "Reconstruction" is an invitation to the viewer to mentally put the figure aright.
MSNBC, the liberal 24-hour news network, is, Stewart says, "better" than Fox News, "because it's not steeped in distortion and ignorance as a virtue.
Though she showed how her line and phrasing often reached new extremes, she never tipped the ballet over into the study in distortion it often becomes.
It is sad that the politics of education and mayoral control of the schools result in distortion of what has been accomplished by students, educators, parents and the Bloomberg administration.
Noto now samples Sakamoto in real time and replays his phrases, sometimes wreathed in distortion or tinny reverb, while Sakamoto seems to hesitate over every note, sometimes improvising delicately, sometimes attacking the piano strings with sticks.
Without transparency and access to accurate and full information, the media will remain hostage to what the centres of influences choose to leak in the service of their own narrow interests and in distortion of the full picture.
There are slow folk strums that take on gravity as they go, blues riffs fringed in distortion, and stately lead-guitar melodies that sound as if they were hewn from Appalachian granite.
Like most Brooklyn bands of the day (even if Real Estate hails from Ridgewood, N.J). it was interested in distortion, which gave its happenstance songs an even less committed air.
SoHo Through July 26 This concise but powerful summer show is named for Neil Young's favorite ax (a customized 1953 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop), and finds much beauty in distortion.
