Sentence examples for it has distorted from inspiring English sources
It has distorted every view.
It has distorted something that was much nicer".
The problem is that the race to the Oscars now so profoundly consumes everyone's attention that it has distorted the perception of what's actually available.
This has done a disservice to China's economy and capital markets, since it has distorted company results and, consequently, the price signals needed to allocate resources.
First, it has distorted incentives and created an underground market that is both more lucrative and more violent than the aboveground economy.
The Pakistan-India rivalry, including but not limited to its three formal wars and constant guerrilla proxy contests, has caused much violence and suffering, of course, and it has distorted Pakistani national life by strengthening the Pakistani military disproportionately.
Mariwan Naqshbandi, a spokesman for Kurdistan's Ministry of Endowment and Religious Affairs, dismissed the study, saying that it had distorted reality and that Kurdistan had "issues far more important" to confront.
But Dr. Postol, who in the 1990's successfully challenged the effectiveness of Patriot missiles in the Persian Gulf war, analyzed the report and concluded it had distorted data to make it appear that available technology could reliably distinguish warheads from decoys.
His first novel, "Fields of Fire," published in 1978, was based on the war — "the finest of the Vietnam novels," according to Tom Wolfe — and Vietnam continued to be his point of reference, to the degree that even his friends wondered whether it had distorted his perspective.
His concern is evident in his disdain for the forces -- embodied in art stars, influential writers and art institutions -- that, as he sees it, have "distorted the art scene" and in the energy with which he attempts to draw attention to artists and works that still produce "the thrilling experiences that only art can offer".
