Sentence examples for warped perceptions from inspiring English sources

I shouldn't have to train my boy to live his life to deflect the danger of other people's warped perceptions of him.

In Cleveland, paranoia over James's intentions warped perceptions of the series, especially after his detached, lackluster performance in Game 5, a 120-88 Celtics rout.

For most of its history basketball has measured not so much what is important as what is easy to measure — points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocked shots — and these measurements have warped perceptions of the game.

On it, he addresses his childhood, his estranged family, lost friends, unresolved arguments and the warped perceptions of fame; the realities of his real life.

In doing so, he offers a corrective to warped perceptions of Baghdad and a reasoned hope for a better future inspired by its resplendent past.

Even I had a warped perception of how I would be received in this business.

By her own admission, she felt so pressured to fit in with the entertainment industry's often warped perception of aesthetic perfection she underwent no less than 10 cosmetic procedures.

My present worry is that denial may be the new normal and that the hot language of the past summer has cooled and hardened into a permanently warped perception of the very meaning of discrimination and racism.

The "sophisticated" system thrives on consumer ignorance, with many people having a warped perception of how food is produced.

Perhaps what Professor Harris and the Eastern mystics mean is something akin to what Judaism teaches: that the destruction of the ego (a warped perception of the self) will free our minds (or souls) to be able to perceive the "universal mind" or "infinite consciousness" that we call God.

The primary season can warp perceptions.