Sentence examples for warped vision from inspiring English sources

They're not quite SG meets S-K, but you do get a sense of three sharp minds wittily dissecting pop culture, not dismissing it but channelling it for their slightly warped vision.

Highly entertaining though his misadventures are, they are only a part of Grahame's warped vision.

Is the story we're reading a vague approximation of reality or a thoroughly warped vision filtered through the prism of Nora's unstable psyche?

This exodus of Cuban children was not based on hysteria but was a direct result of Castro's warped vision of a new Cuba.

He called it "revolutionary suicide," a warped vision of religious martyrdom he would ultimately fulfill two years later, in 1978, with cyanide poisonings and shootings in Jonestown, Guyana, that left 918 people — most of them church members — dead.

But there is something dreadfully wrong with tying America's future position in the region to the birthplace and bastion of Salafism and its warped vision of a new order.

They both share an artificial view of today's reality -- both economic and human -- that warps our vision and limits our choices.

Divers know that all sorts of equipment is necessary to function underwater, including goggles to correct water-warped vision.

"To be in your 50s is discombobulating," he writes, "it gnaws at the psyche and maybe warps one's vision".

A realization that work is the religion of America, and that industriousness is the floor upon which your status rests, is one of the most concrete ways to view the shattering of a bubble that had warped the technology sector's vision.

It felt accurate, especially the way my vision kept getting warped by rainbow beams shooting through the air.