Sentence examples for that was distorted from inspiring English sources

"It was the term 'camp' that was distorted," he wrote.

An article on hedge funds in our May 28th issue ("Dead, or just resting?") contained a chart that was distorted by a calculation error.

One early factor was the emergence of a property market that was distorted by covenants which specified the race of the purchaser.

That was the lowest return since the 15 years ending in 1960, a period that was distorted because it included the rapid decline in real gross domestic product in 1946 as the production of weapons halted after World War II.

Mexico, far from being a passive, innocent victim of America's lust for power and land, was ruled by a succession of corrupt, conservative, autocratic and truculent governments that administered a republic in name only, one that was distorted by centuries of domination by the Spanish crown and the Roman Catholic Church.

There was only one marker that was distorted on each of 4/9B and 4/9B.3.

Architectural distortion is defined as the normal architecture of the breast that is distorted with no definite mass visible.

The bits that are distorted and blurred remind me of a Francis Bacon painting.

Bozon suggests that integration is no mere aspiration but an inescapable fact — albeit one that is distorted by politicians, police officers, and criminals alike.

They are also occasionally grotesque, which I guess is an inevitable aspect of anything human that is distorted with sustained and fearless detachment.

The photographic element is usually only a part of the composition - something that involves perspective or dimension for which I need a reference; something that is distorted maybe and would be unbelievable if drawn straight out of my head.