During bouts of charged counterpoint in the strings, you hear the piano as if in the distance, recollecting what sounds like a tender folk tune (Schubert, perhaps?), though distorted in the memory.
A rise in U.S. exports and a bigger-than-expected drop in jobless benefit claims, though distorted by the storm that disrupted life in the U.S. Northeast this past week, helped stabilize U.S. stocks early in the session.
It is unacceptable, though, to distort or to amend the record in order to perpetuate the new-found myth of Obama as the godfather to a progressive era.
And it's distorted, though, because this 60 MHz spectrum, the chemical shift difference, isn't large compared to the J-coupling.
By the end of the week she could feed herself, and her speech, though still distorted, was much clearer.
The most infamous of them are "Jew Süss," a drama based on a historical subject, though grotesquely distorted in Veit Harlan's 1940 filming of it (I wrote about the film here a few years ago and about Moeller's own documentary on Harlan) and "The Eternal Jew," an ostensible nonfiction film or visual essay that reduces Jews to physically repugnant caricatures and likens them to swarming rats.
The sky was immense, stretched, like it had been distorted though a fisheye lens.
Our melodrama is driven by a vision of an open Internet that has already been distorted, though not by the old industries that fear piracy.
March 25 2011 March 25: An indie-rock trailblazer before the term became a cliché, J Mascis (of Dinosaur Jr). is known for heavily distorted, though still very melodic, guitar work.
Some cities could be viewed in 3D, but certain structures were distorted (though some, such as the Brooklyn Bridge, were soon fixed).
But he does seem to have a picture, distorted though it may be, that he holds onto tightly, no matter what he is told; he has an ideology.
