The phrase "look distorted" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The reflection in the lake looked distorted in the morning fog."
Peering into the viscous pool, Benjamin muses, "My reflection, in the puddle, I look distorted".
Conventional dance idioms may look distorted when, in fact, they are reinvented and transformed.
Because the figures look distorted, they were for a long time thought to be dancing.
Many educators say some salaries look distorted if not put into context with the time-consuming and increasingly complex duties of their jobs as a result of new state and federal programs.
The range of observations include the patterns made by galaxies in the night sky, the motions of stars within a galaxy and images of distant galaxies distorted by the intervening matter, just as everyday objects look distorted when they are viewed through rippled glass.
The background structure can be maintained using feature matching and camera calibration but the structure of main human may look distorted after camera calibration.
It is how our protagonist imagines an ambulance might have looked, distorted by Kunzru's narrative of Chinese whispers.
Some jurors said later that the photo of the dead fetus, whose face, they said, looked distorted as if in pain, had been decisive in their decision to vote guilty.
Remote cameras in the park captured him in 2014 looking thin and sickly, his face distorted by mange.
The camera's close proximity causes faces to look unflatteringly distorted: noses look longer, ears smaller, and foreheads more sloping than in reality.
His camera had a really wide lens that made things look slightly distorted, and it took me looking at his footage to realize that it did make people look like fools.
