Sentence examples for life distorted from inspiring English sources

John Marburger, the new director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, said he wanted to "cool any fever" that the course of discovery would be interrupted and the quality of intellectual life distorted and impaired, or that science was to be diverted in a massive way as it was in the second world war.

Well, I used to write about computer crime as a recorder, and although some young men find computer crime really exciting, the real story there is quite melancholy... it's like thinking drugs are exciting; taking stimulants is exciting, but when you think about a human life distorted by the cheating grip of some abused medication, it's sad and banal.

And the notion of what is truly important in life gets distorted.

The narrative shape crafted by Haley and Malcolm X is the result of a life account "distorted and diminished" by the "process of selection", Rampersad suggests, yet the narrative's shape may in actuality be more revealing than the narrative itself.

If your inner life is distorted by ego and joined by supreme, publicly displayed confidence, you can in fact attract people, especially those who feel that you voice their concerns, outrage or resentments.

Focusing on any one aspect of Rauschenberg's life risks distorting the kaleidoscopic whole.

Its technique consists in depressing the value of life and distorting the picture of the real world in a delusional manner — which presupposes an intimidation of the intelligence.

And he'd gone scot-free, without consequences or remorse, whereas her entire life had been distorted.

Every aspect of black life had been distorted by white people, he said, and the series was about an element of society that he knew white people detested.

But the changes in work and personal life have been distorted by the needs of the market and have fallen far short of women's liberation.

Get the facts wrong, or distort them, and the life story gets distorted: becomes fiction.