Distorted in a sentence

These politicians are trying to use a distorted notion of patriotism and a distorted definition of nationalism to whitewash white nationalists and white nationalism.

Ambient and slightly unsettling music continues to play as the speech between the keeper and Reynolds stays inaudible to the viewer until the keeper says the ring is only worth $200, which is also narrated in a distorted, slowed-down voice.

An alternative, distorted reality where humans have regressed to a child-like, asexual mentality and are looked after by their larger-than-life, DNA-manipulated carers: the Emotos.

Analysis conducted by them identified a series of results across last week’s local elections in England where voter choices were “distorted” by the first-past-the-post system.

A person, or people who make such a number of false predictions (due to the combination of falsified data and distorted computer modelling) can hardly be considered reliable by any sentient person.

As a result, a display equipped with the privacy film would only show the contents of the screen clearly to users sitting in front of the display, while offering a distorted or blank view to other users who are trying to look at the screen.

A team at Rice University in Texas found evidence that AI-generated images making their way into training data in large numbers slowly distorted the output.

Dripping Candles can be classified as one of Blacksburg’s heavier bands and has a sludgy, distorted sound.

He added that Alderton did this over his "distorted beliefs" regarding family court proceedings involving his grandson.

Here’s a great chart from FactSet, posted to Twitter this week, showing the “average” upside surprise or beat rate for the S&P 500 for the last 5 years, which is horribly distorted by the Covid period.

His views and positions are either ignored or distorted by the main stream media.

However, the welfare system in our country is distorted.

I’m glad you highlighted Vietnam because it’s a perfect example of capital control risk leading to distorted performance.

In Chelsea Woolley’s complex emotional new play, Paint Me This House of Love, that hope hangs in the air, thick like toxic fumes in a room just painted, giving distorted illusions of care and connectivity marked by words unsaid.

In today’s society, somehow, our words have all gotten a little distorted and I am not sure who had the power to change the meanings, just because, or why we have accepted these new definitions.

In today’s world of social media, I recognise that it is easy for the facts to be distorted and for rumours to spread rapidly based on misinformation.

It’s an impossible task to perform perfectly and so each section ends up distorted in different ways.

It was his view, however, that her perception of her injuries and symptoms became muddled and distorted and this caused her to amplify her symptoms in her mind.

Kurosawa Mode additionally included a film grain filter and purposefully distorted audio that -- when combined with the game's Japanese dialogue -- evoked the style of Kurosawa's earlier films.

Media have painted a very distorted picture of the violence in Mazatlan last week.