Sentence examples for with distorting from inspiring English sources

Inefficient, because it lacks competition and is riddled with distorting regulations and incentives, thereby producing mediocre care at high cost.

At first he experimented with distorting guns aesthetically, by chopping them up and turning them into different three dimensional objects.

At issue is Mr. Finkelstein's book, "Beyond Chutzpah," which charges Mr. Dershowitz with distorting facts in his 2003 book "The Case for Israel".

Thus, a 21st-century historian may charge Hume with distorting Cromwell if, according to the historian, the words Hume uses to report a statement of Cromwell differ in meaning from the words Cromwell actually used.

Shot with distorting lenses and edited with little regard for chronology, "Post Tenebras Lux" (Latin for "After Darkness Light") resembles a documentary at times and a dream at others.

Shot with distorting lenses and edited with little regard for chronology or traditional signposts, "Post Tenebras Lux" (the Latin title means "After Darkness, Light") resembles a documentary at times and a dream at others.

A Net Artist Pokes Fun at Skincare Ads With Distorted Self Portraits.

Supporters of Mr. Ferguson have blanketed television screens with commercials distorting Ms. Connelly's public record -- a push that has helped boost him in the polls.

PeVYV had highest amino acid sequence identities in ORF0 to ORF3 (75.9 - 91.9%) with tobacco vein distorting polerovirus, with which it was only 25.1% identical in ORF5.

Throughout the first act, Ms. Parks plays with this sense of distorting perceptions with commanding intelligence and indirection.

And it has a lot to do with why women are distorting their faces with plastic surgery.