Sentence examples for reshaping facts from inspiring English sources

He clearly lies consciously at times, but generally the style and content of his falsehoods give the impression that he has engaged in a kind of internal mental Photoshopping, reshaping facts inside his mind until they conform to something he wants to say at a given moment.

I wondered if Maxwell was mocking O'Neill's awkward passion for reshaping the facts of his life into narratives that he didn't always understand, or if he was put off or frightened by the playwright's ingenuous impulses.

Quentin Tarantino offered his deliberately misspelled Inglourious Basterds, a violent and violently absurd war film that reshaped the facts of World War II to suit the director's cinephilia.

But he said politicians were guilty of "recasting, reshaping, reinterpreting" the facts.

In fact, membrane reshaping occurs, involving a novel arrangement of the headgroups on its surface.

I shot the video and did in fact reshape my image".

But the dust and bluster obscure the fact that he is reshaping the judiciary and, as the Atlantic put it, "quietly remaking the nation's regulatory landscape, especially on the environment and criminal justice".

Commercial pressures in fact were most responsible for reshaping what had at least from the late 18th century been identified as popular culture, as opposed to forms of high culture.

As doctors in training, she writes, "we are reshaping the ways in which we react — in fact we are suppressing universal reactions of fear and grief and horror".

Except that our memory of formative events is a shifting, dynamic process: a matter of some fact and quite a lot of reshaping to fit our current circumstances.

"This is a reflection of the fact that science and technology are reshaping the world, and the universities need to make these types of investments to remain in the forefront," he added.