Sentence examples for to distortion from inspiring English sources

That could lead to distortion and protectionism".

Drones succumb to distortion; feedback splinters into static.

Even the reputation of a reputation is subject to distortion.

Yet in celebrity coverage, information is subject to distortion.

Even highly emotional memories are susceptible to distortion.

My statements have been slimmed down to distortion and taken out of context.

"When the goal is the numbers," she added, "it leads to distortion of the data.

The problem for voters is that attack politics can lead to distortion of the issues debate.

Alas, the decibel level quickly spirals to distortion and the charm fades.

Price-earnings ratios can be subject to distortion, especially at turning points in the cycle.

He tended to write pithy soundbites that left his ideas open to distortion.