Sentence examples for very distorted from inspiring English sources

People have a very distorted view of the kingdom.

And given the existing news cycle, that can give a very distorted impression.

"To concentrate on the fancy dress balls is a very distorted view of city history".

One gets a very distorted impression of Beecroft's work from the photographs, which is how most people encounter it.

We are getting a very distorted picture, because most of what we are seeing is the violence.

"We both ended up with very, very, very distorted notions of the function of food," Dolours said.

First, with no segregation distortion that accounted for 40 SNPs (in E1) and 37 SNPs (E2 and E3); second, very highly distorted markers (<5% probability of either allele) varied from Mendelian segregation ratio for this RIL population, and less distorted markers (105 for E1 and 98 for E2 and E3).

"The Greeks had a very foggy, distorted and largely mythological view of geography in the western Mediterranean," he wrote in an email.

Wolfe and her colleagues acquired a reputation for a rock-inflected, post-minimalist idiom: what she described, in a 1997 documentary, as "taking a lot of the sound you hear in rock — this very dissonant, distorted sound — and bringing that into this immediacy that the minimalists like Reich and Glass started".

He elaborated, "It creates a very gritty distorted sound in there, really low to taste, and it fills in the lead vocal very nicely.

Unfortunately, new Africans in America are subjected to modern versions of the very same distorted stereotypes imposed on black people since the country's founding.