Sentence examples for to distort both from inspiring English sources

Teachout's campaign has focused on money in politics, denouncing the ease with which big business is able to distort both consumer markets and the political process.

But terms are bandied about and reported in relation to UK politics that distort both what is happening, and why.

Looking for objective scientific answers to subjective human questions -- like what a Native American is or the meaning of ancestry -- can distort both science and humans.

Comprised predominantly of acrylic-on-canvas works from 2012, the show, as its title "Unnatural History" suggests, does much to distort -- both subtly and explicitly -- the set of expectations that we as viewers bring to works of art.

Self-referral to physical therapy partially distorts both the low referral rate in general practice and the low application rate of education as singular intervention in physical therapy practice.

Therefore the obtained results on the state of the machine may be distorted both due to thermal deformations of the machine and also due to temperature change of ambient air [21].

Worse, her insistence on Griffith's (plaster) saintliness distorted both his achievements and his failures, rendering both uninstructive to posterity.

The trustee's complaint "blatantly distorts both the facts and the law in an attempt to grab headlines," the bank said in the statement.

This is due to the relatively narrower dynamic range of microarrays compared with tag counting strategies [18], which distorts both high and low expressed genes.

That distorts both law and logic.

Consequently, The Whispering Swarm is a lively combination of the two forms which slightly distorts both.