Sentence examples for somewhat distorted from inspiring English sources

It both increased, and somewhat distorted, his reputation.

As a result, our knowledge of social ecological systems is somewhat distorted.

His face was obscured and his voice was somewhat distorted, but the camera focussed on his hands and his shirt.

But economists and industry experts noted that the reported numbers provide a somewhat distorted picture of market reality.

Thus, the crude birth rates are somewhat distorted measures of reproductivity, because the percentage of total population at reproductive ages is not taken into account.

In retrospect, his vision of religion and civil association appears somewhat distorted — or, anyway, limited — by the particular nine months he passed here.

I was somewhat accustomed to my distorted limbs; none were ever so ill adapted for a straight-forward movement; it was with infinite difficulty that I proceeded.

This commercial's legitimate point, that Mr. Lazio has generally been attentive to House matters outside of this Senate race, is somewhat undercut by the distorted strikes against Mrs. Clinton.

They all have somewhat of a wax-y, distorted look, as though the American poisons that killed her are showing on their faces.

While Ross is warning young people to stay away from drugs and guns, this rapper is spreading an amplified, somewhat fantastical image of a drug dealer named Rick Ross, a rather distorted glorified image of the Los Angeles kingpin's former self.

It is somewhat less dense than iron and has a hexagonal crystal structure, with a distorted form of hexagonal close packing, in which each atom has six nearest neighbors (at 265.9 pm) in its own plane and six others at a greater distance of 290.6 pm.