Sentence examples for scandalous distortion from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kohl said accusations that the sale was corrupt and that his party benefited from the kickbacks were "a scandalous distortion of reality".
The wider cause is the refusal of rich countries to admit they have benefited from previous rounds that cut manufacturing tariffs while leaving scandalous distortions in agriculture (see pages 20 and 21).
Add to these distortions the scandalous indifference of American distributors, critics and audiences to African cinema, and you have already made an urgent case for the eighth annual African Diaspora Film Festival, which runs today through Dec. 10, mainly at the Anthology Film Archives and the Plaza Twin Theater in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Are scandals really that scandalous?
But the museum, which is privately run with city support, sees its mission differently: to preserve artifacts of New York Police Department history, to educate people about the history and sacrifice of police work and to correct what some police officials say are distortions in the portrayal of the police by members of the media fascinated by the sensational or scandalous.
