Sentence examples for inevitable distortions from inspiring English sources

But what fascinates me are the inevitable distortions and corruptions of the institution.

All this detritus came in handy as I wrote 'Fun Home,' as a corrective to the inevitable distortions of memory.

"We must do everything possible to prepare ourselves for the inevitable distortions and deceptions our opponents will use to try to choke off our tax-cutting message".

W. checked the numbers and graphs, correcting a few inevitable distortions -- he knew how riddled lab life was with unexamined assumptions -- and smiled.

Their attitude is understandable, all the more so in relation to the inevitable distortions and forms of commercial exploitation in the name of art.

In each case, representation produces something that mimics the "real thing" (nature or polity), but partially, imperfectly, and with inevitable distortions.

A macro close-up mode lets you get as close as 5 centimeters from your subject at the widest angle, with inevitable distortion; the closest focus when zoomed to full telephoto is about 6 feet at the lens' maximum aperture.

This stems from the observation of frequent transfer events that cross prokaryotic species boundaries and the inevitable distortion of phylogenetic signal that results [ 34].

Textures were impressively balanced despite the inevitable microphone distortions.

The objective approach means having lots of tests and teaching "to" them, with the inevitable accompanying distortions and creativity-crushing. "Accountability" may weed out very bad teachers, but it'll also weed out very good ones, who'll find lines of work that give their talents freer rein.

However, several hundreds of sections or even more have to be cut without any loss of sections, inspected and photographed with the TEM, resulting in an enormous data volume, which is followed by a complex elastic alignment to compensate inevitable image distortions using an elastic alignment program (for example, TrakEM2 [ 4, 5]).