Sentence examples for information distorted from inspiring English sources

He was accused of "producing documents that spread false and fabricated information, distorted the leadership and management of the state; causing confusion for the people; and provoking, advocating for and exhorting against the state, and slandering and offending the honor of the leaders of the state," the government said.

Thus, information distorted by atmospheric phenomena (e.g. haze) potentially not accurately corrected in the modules of CLASlite would enter the final mosaic.

That was another piece of information distorting my view of reality.

You may try to delete the unnecessary information, distort the information you don't want or generalize the information that is simple.

Strong communicators tell the truth: Telling the truth--without twisting the timeline, adding information, omitting information, editorializing, distorting the facts, or otherwise misrepresenting a situation or information--becomes the foundation for all other interactions between two people.

However, the government claims the spread of deliberately inaccurate information has distorted and inflamed the conflict.

These rules replicated the problems that inhere from bureaucracy and the "fog of war," in which information becomes distorted or lost.

Although this provides a simple way to segment signs, this approach is weak when a sign is affected by illumination or its own color information is distorted.

The theme of this campaign is that, as Vice-President Cheney put it the other day, "any suggestion that prewar information was distorted, hyped, or fabricated by the leader of the nation is utterly false".

There can, however, be cause to worry if the information is distorted "to provide 'concrete evidence' of the glory of a particular culture, as we often see in Chinese archaeology," he said.

At the receiver side, the input information is distorted by fading and other destructive channel effects.