Sentence examples for overly distorted from inspiring English sources

"Is the bill overly distorted by money?

We therefore assume that our data are not overly distorted by dissatisfaction.

The frequent counts of total items (similar to the item difficulties in this study) endorsed by examinees would not be overly distorted if we assume that the errors made by them were randomized across the questions.

5 10 p.m. Charles Bradley: It's hard to advise against seeing the high-voltage feedback and overly distorted guitar sneers of Ty Segall, but one of garage rock's greatest cheerleaders comes 'round these parts often.

In this case, the government appears more confident that anticompetitive pressure resulting from the deal won't overly distort the market.

With his persistence and sense of vision he could continue playing until he was 100, but with this disadvantage: his team-mates would be overly ready to distort their game in order to give him the ball.

"Fragments excerpted from (Mishima's) novels have been overly simplified to distort the meaning to nothing but homosexuality and violence, with no artistic breadth beyond that," she said.

Peace requires justice and that means a new ordering of what the Lakota people pray as "all our relations". We need to admit that our relationship with all beings is distorted; it is overly patriarchal and domineering; it is disrespectful of others and especially the weak; it is anthropocentric or "narcissistic" in Pope Francis languagee.

Many forensics students are presented with streamlined exercises with overly clear answers, which may give them distorted perceptions of the power of forensic science.

While it is reasonable to expect that a region blessed with access to an abundance of low-cost energy to have a competitive advantage in energy intensive industries, subsidizing domestic users far below international benchmark prices is also likely to have distorted patterns of investment to be overly focused on the production of energy intensive basic commodities.

Readers React Our overly complex tax code distorts the economy by rewarding investors at the expense of wage earners while boosting employment for accountants and tax lawyers.