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As such, it is the quintessential example of political gaslighting; attempting to manipulate public opinion and control the reproductive health decisions of women by distorting reality,” Beatty wrote.

Fielder has always been preoccupied with this emotional power, the distorting impact of the camera, not only on its subjects but on viewers, too.

Graves could now work on the vocal line alone, clarifying the sound without distorting it.

He admires artists who have mastered exaggeration, the practice of distorting a well-known person or object to make them appear more extreme or dramatic.

Here, for once, the movies are not distorting reality.

However, a Chinese general who also spoke in Singapore responded that Austin was distorting the facts and that the United States was responsible for changing the status of the Taiwan strait.

I believe such a precedent could have left Fox News and other news companies with similar trends for distorting the truth and swaying the minds of the public having to be much more careful.

It claimed that the Irish government and media bear responsibility for his death by “promoting anti-Russian propaganda” and “distorting the truth about the conflict in Ukraine, misleading people like Finbar Cafferkey”.

It risks distorting our politics, the functioning of our cities and younger Canadians’ financial security.

Several financial industry voices are wildly distorting President Biden’s necessary emergency measures, which were designed to prevent spreading contagion from taking down even more banks and making innocent depositors whole.

Some of Yi’s critics see this approach as disrespecting and belittling—or even distorting and tampering with—the serious business of Chinese history.

The BOJ also made no changes to YCC, including a 0.5 per cent cap set for the 10-year yield target, despite criticism in the market that its heavy-handed intervention to defend the ceiling was distorting the shape of the yield curve.

The central bank’s massive bond-buying to defend the yield cap has drawn criticism from market players as distorting the shape of the yield curve and draining market liquidity.

The distorting effect of the COVID-19 pandemic accounts for some of what we’re seeing.

There are eye-catching lens choices, with many shots being filmed on fisheye lenses, distorting the picture and putting you in the protagonist’s perspective.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center also condemned the event and called for German authorities to prosecute Waters for invoking and distorting Holocaust images.

To attract more private capital, the group said it would look at activities including removing “distorting” subsidies and developing pipelines of green projects.

Wike said, “All those people who are distorting the master plan of Abuja, too bad!

And as he points out, there is also a possibility that the so-called mega-rounds - which accounted for 45% of VC investment in the second quarter - are distorting headline figures.

And that mob, friends say, could have a distorting effect on Ms. Weiss, a dynamic that she sometimes seemed to recognize.