Sentence examples for skewed idea from inspiring English sources

It was a very skewed idea of design.

"Modern architects have a completely skewed idea of what decorating is.

They probably have a skewed idea of what careers are open to them – all my friends are comedians, writers, directors, script editors..

It also had the sort of ambiguity that has left protesters worried that if they go home today they may end up in torture-ridden prisons tomorrow — maybe, in Mubarak's skewed idea of the world and his place in it, they are the ones responsible, on whom he will not go "easy in punishing".

Celebs have a rather skewed idea of what's "fun stuff".

Sadly, this is a skewed idea of sexy.

The Little Mermaid gave me some very skewed ideas about love (she exchanges her voice for legs to get a man).

It is certainly the norm in a Wes Anderson film, whether it is the Tenenbaums and their cacophony of problems, Fantastic Mr Fox and his skewed ideas of paternal protection, or Suzy and Sam, the 12-year-old protagonists in Moonrise Kingdom (co-written with Roman Coppola) both miserable at home, the outsider nobody else can understand.

Perhaps that is because I refuse to submit or lean into skewed ideas of what women should be.

As Constable said, "We steal, repurpose, re-examine, and ultimately redefine everything from celebrities to politicians to corporate logos and redistribute these skewed ideas to the public for free".

9. Right now, you have these skewed ideas that as you grow up, all your problems will magically disappear and you'll evolve into the person you wanted to be.