Sentence examples for were distorting from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring something out of shape, to misshape.
His plays were distorting mirrors in which one recognized the truth.
The story ran on the front page of Australia's only national newspaper declaring that "activist scientists" were distorting the data.
Officials of the Bush administration said the Democrats and authors of the studies were distorting the rules.
Why didn't he resign when he realised that Dick Cheney and his allies were distorting the intelligence?
Hobbyists, pointing to data of their own on the safety of model rocketry materials, said the senators were distorting the scientific record.
Republican leaders said Democrats were distorting budget discussions by describing the governor's plan to check proposed increases in spending as "budget cuts".
The stories were distorted, exaggerated or completely fabricated.
However, he says his comments were distorted.
Either they fell apart or were distorted.
In this study, 17.9% of mapped markers were distorted.
