Sentences

distort in a sentence

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Definition

To distort means to twist or alter the shape, appearance, or meaning of something, often resulting in a misleading or exaggerated representation.

Sample Sentences

  1. The funhouse mirrors distort our reflections, making us look taller or wider than we really are.
  2. His attempt to distort the facts only made him appear less credible to the audience.
  3. The artist chose to distort the landscape in her painting to evoke a sense of surrealism.
  4. Sometimes, intense emotions can distort our perception of reality, leading us to make hasty judgments.
  5. The media has a tendency to distort the truth, often sensationalizing events for higher ratings.
  6. The lens of the camera seemed to distort the shapes of the objects in the frame.
  7. His recollection of the event was so exaggerated that it began to distort the truth.
  8. The funhouse mirrors distorted her reflection, making her look taller and thinner.
  9. Political propaganda can often distort public perception of important issues.
  10. Emotions can sometimes distort our judgment, leading us to make irrational decisions.

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