Sentence examples for skewed world from inspiring English sources

Churchill uses a female voice to express a skewed world.

Instead, experts say, agree, soothe and distract; enter the patients' skewed world and try to see things their way.

Imagine this: From childhood, you are taught that we're all born into a sinful, "skewed world;" that the Garden of Eden is forbidden us.

In the skewed world of Nineteen Eighty-Four, this is what makes him real.

Put simply, visitors will be able to immerse themselves in Shrigley's skewed world.

In this new, skewed world, axes were rarely used to chop wood, and meat grinders weren't for shredding beef.

BRIAN CAZENEUVE: Soccer's becoming more popular here, too, but the spectator popularity is skewed toward World Cup time.

"The commodity prices have skewed the world so much, we're kind of flailing around like everybody else, just seeing how we can maintain this".

How skewed a world we live in, if intelligence testing for a preschooler's admission to a "top school" is considered "among the most nail-biting experiences in a parent's life".

Given fuel by a captivating Indian victory at the 2007 ICC World Twenty20, the Indian Premier League launched the following spring and instantly skewed the cricketing world on its axis with its pizazz, optimism and cash-drenched sense of theatre.

But ever since he was pensioned off five years ago at 61, Lenderking has struggled to chart a new course in a world skewed to the young.