Sentence examples for may warp from inspiring English sources

Corporate and government funding may warp research priorities.

This element of the design is now being rethought because of fears it may warp in the moist conditions.

Lindy West (G2, 10 May) is right that there is no "perfect body" and that the search for it may warp some women's lives.

In fact, McGhee zealously hammers it home from epigraph to final page: Life's uninvited hardships may warp us, but they can also make us stronger.

Chess may warp the mind a little (and the author makes the subtle point that there are competitive advantages to seeming a little more warped than one really is), but for boys on the short end of the socioeconomic stick, the game can also be a step toward better things.

A new review of online dating found that "dating sites may warp a person's outlook and expectations in ways that can actually lower the chances of building a successful relationship," a CNN article reported.

If your lawn mower runs irregularly and rough after hitting a rock or another hard object, chances are the engine has been damaged and the crankshaft may be warped and/or the blade may be damaged and/or warped as a result.

The second is that in doubtful cases, particularly where the national councils may be warped by some strong passion or momentary interest, the presumed or known opinion of the impartial world may be the best guide that can always be followed.

While the Taliban may have warped religious practice here, the arrival of the West has warped the economy, according to critics.

If you've largely been surrounded by, say, women who don't work outside the home, your lens when it comes to women may be warped.

Brown's motives may be warped but he's a skilled interviewer, good at drawing out a person's personality and asking all about their interests outside work.