Sentence examples for warped understanding from inspiring English sources

Fortunately the majority of the world is not influenced by a warped understanding of the African continent.

The truth is that we live in a country with a warped understanding of fair life chances.

"Fortunately, the majority of the world is not influenced by warped understanding of the African continent," he added.

"We have seen in recent months the numbers of young British men and women who have travelled to Syria and Iraq to engage in terrorism, driven by a warped understanding of Islam," the committee's report says.

The jury asked the judge for leniency and Mr Justice James, having told the defendants that they suffered from "a warped understanding of sociology", duly gave them 10 years rather than a possible 15.

In fact, he's quite patriarchal, and has a warped understanding of how equity operates.

But this astonishing and intensely beautiful new musical not only understands with great profundity what it means to be 17 years old today, it observes with singular honesty how warped our understanding of community has become.

They will be indoctrinated into an ideology that systematically warps their understanding of the physical world and fills them with hostility toward the facts and concepts of modernity.

Bad news: Facebook is censoring the internet every day, warping your understanding of the world around you to benefit its corporate interests, and fundamentally changing the media landscape in a potentially apocalyptic fashion.

"It was the kind of bullying that most kids who were bullied experienced When you get pushed every day, and when you are ostracized not once, not twice, but years in and out, your perception of reality is distorted These things really do warp your understanding and your perception of humanity in some almost irrevocable way," he said.

It was understood, generally, or at least grudgingly accepted and admitted, that the U.S. President, whether he was right or wrong, smart or stupid, had the country's best interests at heart, to the best of his — frequently warped as all hell — understanding of the country's good.