Sentence examples for were distorted into from inspiring English sources
After the Cordoba Initiative's proposal to build an Islamic community centre near Ground Zero were distorted into a manufactured controversy by one such group, we were called "stealth jihadists" and "wolves in sheep's clothing".
Each enabled the artist to make visual excursions into the male homosocial courts, hunts, and gardens of the ruling dynasties whereby women were distorted into both abhorrent mythological motifs and real prisoners of male desire.
Early designs, such as those found at the Sutton Hoo burial, used a zoomorphic style, heavily influenced by German fashions, in which animal shapes were distorted into flowing shapes and positioned alongside geometric patterns.
Soon this face is distorted into something else.
If the shape could slide and stretch then the triangle could be distorted into the pentagon.
If you pull the line tight, it straightens, and the cord is distorted into a spiral around it.
In the lexicon of the mayor's office, however, a reasonable query was distorted into "a publicity stunt".
Taboos are misread into Jacques Rivette's essay "On Abjection"; his warning against aestheticizing matters of life and death is distorted into worry about pictorializing almost anything.
All these years later, Professor Fordham said, she fears that the acting-white idea has been distorted into blaming the victim.
A game of profound skill where the best play wins in the long run is distorted into a degenerate game of pure coin-flipping luck.
If you pull the fishing line tight, it straightens, and the bungee cord is distorted into a spiral around it a spiral wider than the undistorted cord.
