Sentence examples for often distorted from inspiring English sources

Affected plants are often distorted.

Indeed, information is often distorted without anyone deliberately twisting it.

Partly because he seems to come out of nowhere, Berlioz's style is often distorted and mischaracterized.

And their role as behind-the-scenes power brokers has often distorted their coverage.

Their role as behind-the-scenes power brokers for the opposition has often distorted their coverage.

He said that when Brummies were portrayed on the screen, the accent was often distorted.

Translations of these literatures often distorted the original stories and, at best, captured only their essence.

These tiny sets can produce a good deal of noise, often distorted to an extent painful to involuntary listeners.

The 14th-century bricks were not as precise as the Roman and were often distorted in firing.

We watched a serious but self-contained news story explode into a searing drama in which characters with whom we were intimately familiar were often distorted into caricature.

Unlike the polished folk, blues and Afropop of the preceding decade, Konono No 1 and Kasai Allstars were celebrated for their messy, often distorted electric dance music.