Distorts in a sentence

Bad propaganda distorts and corrodes public opinion, even within supposed democratic societies.

China said the report was “filled with prejudice and distorts facts”, as it clarified that it has no intention of indulging in a nuclear arms race.

Off-season election is what it is: it is not in sync with the electoral cycle, distorts the electoral calendar flow and makes elections costlier for a country like Nigeria as opposed to when everything is taken together once or twice.

The body said the proposals amount to an “asylum ban” and that branding as undeserving based on their mode of travel “distorts fundamental facts”.

Unfortunately, too many Americans in one particular political party are bent on a racial agenda that grossly distorts what might otherwise be a unifying holiday and instead divides us.

Each perversion denies and distorts the achievement of dispassionate justice under law.

It distorts democracy when so much emphasis is put on a few battleground states, encouraging cutthroat (even criminal) activities in those crucial elections.

Most other forms of power are subsidized in one form or another, which further distorts the market.

Structured around lyrics lifted from Toni Basil’s ‘Hey Mickey’, ‘Waxwing’ distorts the sugar-sweet pop of the original version into something darker, choppier, and altogether more unsettling.

Turn: How Liberal Media Bias Distorts the American Mind’,” Perspectives on Politics, September 2012.

Whereas Burnham suggests that the audience distorts reality, Carmichael says he needs it to tell the truth.

Facebook to remove posts that deny or distort HolocaustSan Francisco, Oct 12 : Facebook on Monday said it will prohibit any content that denies or distorts.

In October, Facebook said it was updating its hate speech policy to ban content that denies or distorts the Holocaust, a turnaround from public comments Facebook’s Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg had made about what should be allowed.

Instead of acting like the world which abuses and distorts these categories and distinctions, we who have a gospel identity should live lives which are radically different from the culture around us.

The effect of the gravity distorts light as it travels through space, and that light can be seen and used to measure the otherwise invisible dark matter.

This near unanimity is, it must be emphasized, an irrefutable reality; only a tiny minority contradicts the orientations of the Qur’an, prejudices what it believes it defends and, from within, distorts Islam.

A balance of payments’ crisis usually distorts the working of the entire economic system, because it creates disequilibrium between the supply and demand for money (Nwani, 2003).

But nostalgia seriously distorts our perception of history.

By scapegoating the people who live in urban areas with often wildly inaccurate and frightening descriptions, Trump distorts public understanding of the serious and persistent problems afflicting poor Americans of all races.

The play is about the mysteries of love, how it distorts perception, and there's also something at the heart about the rigid way we think about the division between male and female.