Sentence examples for to be warped from inspiring English sources

"You've got to be warped to do this in the first place," the official said.

Plus the interpretation of that tangled history is going to be warped by political agendas".

Observations with the Hubble Space Telescope revealed the disk to be warped and its inner regions to be relatively clear.

It draws on the past not as something to slavishly imitate, but as source material to be warped and altered.

When one culture sets the standard for truth (and implements that standard regardless of location), the narratives that culture culls from other places are likely to be warped.

When Manson's new album Say 10 (which sounds like Satan, of course) comes out next year, millions of young minds are likely to be warped.

And this prejudice in favor of private control, even when the government is putting up all the money, seems to be warping the administration's response to the financial crisis.

In other words, again the policy seems to be warping the reality on the ground.

If you've largely been surrounded by, say, women who don't work outside the home, your lens when it comes to women may be warped.

If you accepted their deal, you will be warped to some place and have to retake the second test again.

First, for those agencies that would be swallowed whole by the new department, important functions that are unrelated to homeland security could be warped in undesirable ways.