Sentence examples for rather distorted from inspiring English sources
One matter of concern is that the output signal at high frequencies is rather distorted.
does, and they have a rather distorted image of what the organization stands for," Mr. Glasser said.
The image we get from the media is rather distorted: that everyone on benefits has 27 children and lives in a mansion.
To arrive at his conclusion that the West is incompetent and Asia competent, Mr Mahbubani has to use a rather distorted view of recent history.
A quasi-experimental design is applied on three groups of students, using a promotional movie as the stimulant, representing the destination brand, Turkey, known to have a rather distorted image.
The particle accelerators used in nuclear physics can be viewed as mass spectrometers of rather distorted forms, but the three principal elements the ion source, analyzer, and detector are always present.
But as a market economy, China would be exposed to antidumping charges brought because of unlawful financial subsidies, rather than distorted prices, Mr. Norton, the trade lawyer said.
If we apply this to dreaming, it means that dreams do not arise completely independently of a contemporaneous external stimulus source, but rather involve distorted perceptions of external stimuli and bodily sensations occurring during sleep.
The reasoning behind this is that delay, reverb etc tend to sound better after distortion (echoing a distorted sound, rather than being distorted).
5. Justice Breyer purports to accept this Courts pre-Seminole Tribe sovereign immunity decisions, post, at 7, but by that he could not mean Hans, but rather only the distorted view of Hans that prevailed briefly between Parden and Seminole Tribe.
The crystal structure analysis of the two complexes indicate the presence of a Y-shaped tricoordinated silver (I) ion for [AgL1NO3] and a tetracoordinated silver(I) ion displaying rather rare and distorted square planar geometry for [AgL2NO3].
