Sentence examples for twisting evidence from inspiring English sources

Wilpon and Katz have denied having any such knowledge and have accused Picard of inventing and twisting evidence.

Mr. Wilson wrote that the administration had twisted evidence about Iraqi weapons "to exaggerate the Iraqi threat".

Richard J. Evans went through Irving's sources and produced an exhaustive 740-page analysis which detailed how Irving had twisted evidence in the Nazi interest.

Mr. Wilson concluded that Iraq had not, and that the administration had twisted evidence to make the case for war in Iraq.

He concluded in a July 6 Op-Ed article in The New York Times that it had not and that the administration had twisted evidence to make the case for war in Iraq.

One of them said something about the prosecutors "twisting the evidence," and he said, "is this twisted?" and lifted his prosthetic leg.

"The righteous desire for vengeance does not justify twisting the evidence and convicting by innuendo," said Mary Kelly, who represents Mr. Bernabe Ramirez.

They accuse dissenting scientists of twisting the evidence to promote the notion of a divine hand guiding creation, an approach known as intelligent design.

And this morning, we were able to give them beans on toast". At a time of austerity and with so many families struggling, critics have wondered if the universal free school meals for infants is a social policy to feed poor children, dressed up as an education policy and justified by twisting the evidence on increased attainment.

Yet another reason Pinker should have known he was twisting the evidence to fit his conclusion.

In a separate twist, evidence has emerged that the Home Office has given permission for a controversial genetic study to be undertaken using the DNA samples on the police database to see if it is possible to predict a suspect's ethnic background or skin colour from them.