Sentence examples for too distorted from inspiring English sources
This indicates that it is possible to identify a root despite the geometrical distortions, as long as the patch is not too distorted by the dynamics in the shell.
This was too distorted to be happening, too exaggerated to be real.
Some are terrified, some eager to please, others too distorted by beatings to look at the camera straight on.
Vocalizations for the dinosaurs in "Jurassic Park" were amalgams of field recordings, too: distorted utterances of whales or terriers.
The digital system watches the wave form of the alternating current, which should look like a typical sine wave; when it becomes too distorted or chaotic, the breaker cuts power.
The best thing here might be Midnight Caller, an impressively smart inversion of the standard rub-you-up-and-down-all-night-long R&B ballad, on which the beats drag a little too slowly, the backing feels a little too distorted for comfort, and the woman offering to do the rubbing is gradually revealed to be a stalker.
But some experts counter that paying too much also distorts the local economy, and encourages skilled professionals to abandon vital low-paid jobs as doctors or engineers to work as taxi drivers or in tourist hotels - which happens in Cuba and parts of the former Soviet Union.
Also be careful of applying too much pressure; this could also distort the gasket.
Also be careful not to apply too much pressure; this could also distort the gasket.
In October 1888 Lobengula signed what he thought was a limited mineral concession with a group of Cecil Rhodes's of business associates, led by C.D. Rudd, but it too was distorted: manipulated to appear as a gold concession to his entire kingdom, in 1889 it was accepted as authentic by the British government and used to charter the British South Africa Company (BSAC).
By contrast, tenor, a more 'exotic' term, escaped this fate, though it too was distorted in other ways ([Hasan in press a]); it began to be treated like a thing apart from field and mode.
