Sentence examples for very distorting from inspiring English sources

"It's very distorting of the family process".

It is very distorting and another area where the interests of science and the interests of the public are not being served by the publishing industry.

It sometimes can have a very distorting effect on what you do, and precludes some options, and limits the realm of possibility.

Campbell, et al. (2011) suggest that 'inclusion of poorer studies is unlikely to have a very distorting impact on qualitative synthesis' [ 2]:[45], and suggest that the time spent on quality appraisal might perhaps be better spent.

Do you find they're very distorted?

When you've got that many layers of goggles stacked up, everything becomes very distorted.

And you can see an outer leaflet here and a very distorted looking part of an inner leaflet here.

Much of the story-telling falls apart here and the music itself is very distorted in places.

In particular, we show by simulation that confidence intervals based on the normal distribution can be very distorted in finite samples.

Davis (1973) suggests that when there are multi-level group decisions, such as in a democratic political process, the "people's preference may be very distorted if we use a fair majority social decision scheme.

"The data that are reported to the public come from this definition, and sadly, it portrays a very, very distorted picture," said Susan B. Carbon, director of the Office on Violence Against Women, part of the Department of Justice.