Sentence examples for seriously distorting from inspiring English sources

Susan Rice, a foreign policy adviser to Mr. Obama, responded that Mr. McCain was seriously distorting Mr. Obama's words.

Without seriously distorting the play, the 79-year-old director, best known for "Zorba the Greek," has taken it even more outdoors.

During Mr. Ashcroft's confirmation hearings, several Democratic senators accused Mr. Ashcroft of seriously distorting Mr. White's record in an effort to block the appointment.

Continuing to prosecute for possession of cannabis, for example, was shown in a report last year for the drug charity Release to have a seriously distorting effect on inner-city policing.

McGilchrist's suggestion is that the encouragement of precise, categorical thinking at the expense of background vision and experience – an encouragement which, from Plato's time on, has flourished to such impressive effect in European thought – has now reached a point where it is seriously distorting both our lives and our thought.

While closer co-operation between local authorities and the NHS is fundamental to better outcomes in social care, to portray money already spent through pooled budgets as extra funding is seriously distorting, not least because the same money appears to be counted as NHS funding as well.

Its beguiling simplicity seriously distorts social reality.

The accusation, however, seriously distorts the record.

Both sets of accusations, however, seriously distort the record.

Biased link manipulation could more seriously distort the centrality measures than random link manipulation.

It would also seriously distort the very limited resources society has allocated to the criminal process.