Sentence examples for time distorted from inspiring English sources

The overall picture the books paint of the American Indian people isn't overtly hateful, but of its time: distorted, stereotyped, and placed through a lens of white people's best interests and wants.

"Instead of spending their time distorting and misrepresenting Governor Bush's priorities, the Clinton-Gore administration ought to spend more time enforcing our existing gun laws," said Scott McClellan, a spokesman for Mr. Bush.

That's because, according to simulations the team reports online this month in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, moving diagonally opposite legs at the same time distorts the molecule and thus requires much more energy than pacing.

The result is a hypnotic, time distorting effect created between the classic minimalism of the design and the chaos of 122 arms moving with apparent autonomy.

This is unbearably harsh, of course – these are all richly talented and hard-working footballers, none of whom deserve to surrender lifelong ambitions – but international tournaments do weird things to our perception of time, distorting it like holidays in the interests of morale and self-preservation.

At times distorted guitars made way for resonant ones for a few pensive moments.

Since we have demonstrated that outcomes measured 1 and 2 years after LDH surgery are similar [ 19], we do not consider that the range of followup times distorted the results.

Plummer-Fernandez took the low polygon heads and put them into a Processing sketch so that they responded to sound in real-time, distorting them in the process.

By avoiding the traditional vertical stacked arrays where dozens of speakers all hit you with sound at subtly different times, distorting what you ultimately hear you're meant to get a more direct, cleaner sound.

A melting clock reveals how time distorts during prison life, and there's humour with embroidered words: "Switch that bloody torch off".

It's not just that the passage of time distorts what you remember; it's that the present reshapes the past.