Sentence examples for media distortion from inspiring English sources

"We are all concerned with this media distortion," he said.

Media distortion is a part of everyday life.

Such media distortion of the argument – and powerful lobbying – means that in democracies "the public is misinformed".

"Dubai is a victim of media distortion," wrote one reader to a Web forum of one of the emirates' most popular newspapers.

At first, we construct a general media distortion model according to the observed parameters in each network, as well as each application's characteristic.

But, throughout, Eastwood boldly thrusts attention toward the aftermath of the flight: the nerve-jangling media distortion of events and personalities, plus the investigators' ultimate weapon, a computer simulation of the landing, a movie on which Sully's honor depends.

The Opportunity Agenda study also shows that these media distortions are multi-faceted, especially relative to real-world facts.

Taylor said some on the far-right fell, as did liberals, for what he termed media distortions.

But in recent days state-controlled newspapers, television stations and Internet sites have been carrying stories and commentary with a common theme: foreign media distortions.

In recent weeks, many Chinese have complained about what they say is Western media distortions about China and its role in Tibet, where riots broke out last month.

Mr. Mirkarimi and his wife, Eliana Lopez, said Thursday that they blame their travails on a neighbor who they said misrepresented herself as a lawyer, as well as a series of "media distortions".