Sentence examples for twisted version of reality from inspiring English sources

Transforming politically dominated television and radio networks into more transparent and democratic institutions is a long and difficult process, and the vast majority of citizens in authoritarian states across the world — from Libya and Syria to Russia and China — continue to consume a twisted version of reality through the looking glass of state television.

That day, Mr. Cowan, who said he had grown increasingly uncomfortable with the "twisted version of reality" being pushed on analysts in briefings, called the Pentagon to give "a heads-up" that some of his comments on Fox "may not all be friendly," Pentagon records show.

He bases this twisted version of reality on the fact that the disclosure provisions in the bill apply only to those donors to organizations engaged in political activity who contribute more than $10,000 in a two-year election cycle, and exempts from certain disclosure requirements transfers from affiliates that are less than $50,000 during a two-year election cycle.

It represented a very specific reality, albeit a slightly twisted version of it.

The Taliban also shelter Osama bin Laden, whose terrorist network murders innocent people around the world in a twisted version of Islamic holy war.

We've just watched a symbol of world peace turned into a twisted version of Hitchcock's "The Birds".

No doubt, he will go on peddling his twisted version of history until his dying breath.

It's a twisted version of Islam that we condemn utterly.

We made decks of cards out of the proofs and played a twisted version of Memory with them after hours.

In prose uninterrupted by chapters or line breaks, a twisted version of the 20th century is woven and unpicked again.

For lattice subsets in dimension two, this allows us to prove a twisted version of Bellissard's gap labeling theorem.