Sentence examples for would be twisted from inspiring English sources

His mouth, as he feared, would be twisted by lies.

"I had a terrible feeling that arms would be twisted," he told the Guardian.

Undeterred, Shoriki founded the Yomiuri Giants baseball team, which has dominated the sport in Japan ever since.This relationship with America would be twisted by war.

He recounts how his words would be twisted out of context by the Mexican press, eager to feed their readers yet more evidence of Yankee imperialism.

Tabloid editors would not like this, or a formal privacy law if it were similarly restrictive.Many, not just self-serving tabloids, fear that such a law would be twisted by the rich, powerful and well-lawyered to conceal their misdeeds.

Campaign officials could not be reached for comment, but they told The Charlotte Observer that they were worried that Mr. Spratt's words would be twisted and taken out of context.

Amazing September 2, 2012 Updated at 6.13pm BST 4.23pm BST As promised... the brilliant author Richard Milward (read Apples and Ten Storey Love Song, and look out for his new novel from Faber...) has snuck aboard the train, and here are some thoughts from him: George Stephenson would be twisting and shouting in his grave.

"We thought we'd be twisting arms," she said.

If I had a really thin mustache I'd be twisting the ends of it and laughing.

I'd been twisted round 90 degrees and I looked at my legs, there was all this metal wrapped over them.

"We knew that even if things went smoothly, there would be twists and turns," he told reporters.