Sentence examples for little distorted from inspiring English sources

Some people, however, believe Buena Vista's portrayal of Cuba might be a little distorted.

Scale tends to get a little distorted in Bon Jovi's universe.

"We tried radio but we found it was a little distorted".

But the idea of cutting together a history of modern art by drawing on the BBC's rich archive of artist interviews is an excellent one, even if the resulting narrative feels a little distorted by the availability of clips.

"Hitler was a leader" who "had a vision or a personality that was a little distorted," and while "I don't defend Hitler, I can't attack him" either, Gen. Walter Brauer said in an interview with the news magazine Veja.

On the other hand, if the Irish provinces do hang on to their current places, then one of the Scottish teams will not make it and European rugby will look a little distorted, with four Irish teams, and one each from Scotland, Wales and Italy.

"I think the market's a little bit distorted financially, but I'm not taking anything away from the real talent there.

The final version is dominated by dark swaths of synthesizers that are anything but cheerful, moving from single hits on the downbeats to long, sustained notes in the chorus that sound more than a little like distorted electric guitars.

Deep in the back of your throat you can find the uvula (that hanging thing), at that area, where your head meets your throat, kinda tilt your head downwards, while making the sound it should get a little more distorted.

Paul Lee works small, splicing and bending tiny photographs of movie stars into distorted little collages and reliefs.

Meant to be abstract, the one at stage right looks like a distorted Little Lulu.