Seidler, wearing a white jacket, with her hair in a slightly skewed chignon, directed the action.
What if you reach conclusions or take action based on skewed information or a limited set of alternatives to consider?
The push-pull actions would rotate the skewed and slightly curved axle in a conical fashion.
They do not account for concerns that the actions of the Federal Reserve have skewed stock prices, another rational fear.
The reality of the moment becomes skewed and we over-react, then regret our actions, then try to justify or rationalize them, erecting walls, blocking those we love.
Some colleges give special help to male applicants — yes, that's affirmative action for white males — to avoid skewed sex ratios.
A plummy BBC voice narrates the fairy-tale framework over grainy shots of tower-block interiors, and the action is relayed via some hilariously skewed snippets of dialogue - including the preposterously rum-soaked West Indian drawl given to exquisite little Fairy Gee.
While financial aid and affirmative actions can alleviate this issue, it's clearly skewed to favor those with more money rather than more innate talent or achievement.
The humor of the live-action, prime-time "ALF" is based on his skewed perceptions of human customs.
However, Hocking points out that this element is so hopelessly skewed in one direction, it only serves to accentuate the dissonance between story and action.
It has no film of Cadere in action, and it has none of his Barres presented, as they often were, in skewed and piquant ways around a gallery to make the visitor think twice about where they were (and why).
