Sentence examples for politically distorted from inspiring English sources
The biggest problem with the highway money is that it is allocated to states strictly by the existing, politically distorted formulas that govern ordinary federal funding of highway construction.
The elucidation continues through a reconsideration of the question of presuppositions of accounting, and the issue of the politicization of accounting: it is concluded that accounting has no philosophical presuppositions, and that the difference between desirably objective and politically distorted accounts essentially lies in the practices carried out in the name of each.
While I find the historical materials in this curriculum to be exceedingly irresponsible and politically distorted to favor the extreme right's vision of the American Myth, I also made an inadvertent discovery of how little those commenting on the subject from all perspectives really know about the Trail of Tears.
Germany's problem with fake news draws strong parallels with the U.S. Klaus Beck, a media professor at Freie Universitaet Berlin, said that the consumers and sharers of fake news reports tend to be far-right partisans who subscribe to the conspiracy theory that the liberal mainstream media colludes with the political elite to present a distorted, politically correct version of reality.
But the myth that he's anti-business, even a closet socialist, and wealth re-distributor, has stubbornly hung on aided by a politically self-serving and distorted slur of him from ultra-conservatives, right-wing bloggers and radio jocks.
(d) He doesn't necessarily calculate the effects of how a distorted version of his answer will play politically.
He blamed board members and orchestra executives, "a mix of politically reactionary right-wing figures who never saw a union they didn't hate" and a leadership with a "distorted vision of what a symphony orchestra should be".
Words came out of the distorted mouth.
It distorted reality," he said.
"He became distorted," he reflected.
