Sentence examples for somehow distorted from inspiring English sources

"The implication is that we have somehow distorted or misrepresented our findings, and I feel it's rather unfair," Dr. Golombok said.

It first refers, as you know, to paintings seen in grottoes or the basements of ancient buildings in which there were murals that represented animals and human figures that were seen as being somehow distorted or exaggerated.

The scale of the photographs is somehow distorted, so that everything looks like a toy railroad accessory -- clearly Mr. Rader is criticizing these developments as small-minded and cheesy.

Many people reading Trump's Thursday tweets — including former federal ethics chief Walter Shaub — were stunned that the president would claim that testimony everyone could watch on TV was somehow distorted.

A second possibility is that the language learning environments for late talkers are somehow distorted, exhibiting different structural properties than the environments of typical talkers.

During measurement of hMsd1/SSX2IP signal intensities in mitotic cells depleted of Wdr8, we noticed that overall spindle morphologies were not normal; they were shorter and looked somehow distorted (Fig. 4A).

These images provoke responses that range from disgust over the public display of a private issue to praise for these women proudly exposing their pregnant bodies and helping to overturn notions that pregnancy somehow distorts women's bodies in a way socially viewed as negative.

The effect is extremely unnerving, as I suspect that whatever this unpleasant voice is saying, "he" is somehow distorting the actual plot of the film, making it "more Bulgarian," or, who knows, maybe "less Bulgarian," according to his whim, or that of the station managers.

The alternative explanation is that it is the in vitro condition that somehow distorts the nonlinearity.

This finding is particularly interesting, since it shows that the involuntary and intuitive identification attempts performed prior to learning the possible answer options might somehow distort our olfactory perception.

"Imagine no possessions, I wonder if you can, No need for greed or hunger, A brotherhood of man [and woman] Imagine all the people Sharing all the world... .. --John languageorever, the language or terminologylogy has somehow been distorted and skewed.