Sentence examples for more subtle distortion from inspiring English sources
The signs of this more subtle distortion are obvious once you know what you are looking for.
Gevisser's gift is to catch the odd moments of more subtle distortion, those which "document the uneasy and sometimes transgressive nature of … apartheid South Africa".
Twentieth-century fiction, boldly and restlessly experimental, has, on the one hand, influenced the biographer to aim at literary excellence, to employ devices of fiction suitable for biographical ends; but, on the other, fiction has also probably encouraged the production of popular pseudobiography, hybrids of fact and fancy, as well as of more subtle distortions of the art form.
Or they can involve more subtle distortions: look at the way that powerful teachers' unions have stopped poorer Americans getting a good education, or the implicit "too big to fail" system that encouraged bankers to be reckless and left the rest with the tab.
While others have demonstrated the failure of creationism to meet scientific standards and called for an increased education about the nature of science, these more subtle distortions of the scientific enterprise often go unnoticed.
Boethius thus brings to the medieval tradition of commentary both the obvious and more subtle Neoplatonic distortions of the Aristotelian corpus.
It's much more effective when he seeks more subtle commonalities, particularly when the guitarist ditches the distortion pedal.
Often overt and at times more subtle, Christian hegemony is oppression by design and intent, but also by neglect, omission, erasure and distortion (Blumenfeld, 2006).
