Sentence examples for profoundly distorted from inspiring English sources

I was now living with an intimate stranger, trapped, it seemed, between two profoundly distorted mirrors with no way out.

But there is a simpler explanation, which is that anyone's memory of an event that happened 12 years ago is likely to be profoundly distorted.

Normally, each organ secretes its own characteristic pattern of hormones, but in some disease states (e.g., genetic defects and some tumours of these endocrine glands), these patterns may be profoundly distorted.

Not only does this diminish the moral worth and historical significance of preserving the memory of crimes committed in Europe against the Jews, it does not serve the Palestinian cause as it, too, is profoundly distorted by association with a history that is not its own.

"Prolonged, widespread impunity has profoundly distorted the labor market in Guatemala, and taken an unconscionable toll on workers and their families," the document reads.

By putting taxing so far in front of spending, we're putting the cart before the horse and it has profoundly distorted our national debate.

They're true and they're also untrue, and profoundly distorting.

It can also profoundly distort the political direction of the country.

Forcing results into a silicate mineral basis in moderate to high gypsum soils can profoundly distort analytical results.

Amplification of upwellings during PSSR is a key process because the larger-amplitude upwellings profoundly distort the background conditions that must prevail in the absence of upwellings.

Decades of illegal settlement and "Jewish-only" road construction, the erection of an oppressive barrier wall/fence, land confiscation, demolition of Palestinian homes, and the free reign that has been given to a radical fringe allowing them to seize land to build and expand "outposts" deep in Palestinian areas -- all have combined to profoundly distort the map of the West Bank.