| Put on some headphones and twist the volume dial until it distorts beyond recognition. |
| This shows how the current crisis distorts opinion, winding it tightly around opposite poles. |
| The light from above distorts in the concavities formed at the points on which the strider rests. |
| All the media focus on Rome when a new pope is elected distorts the nature of the church itself. |
| The system is bureaucratic, distorts land use and fossilises the countryside and businesses. |
| Instead, by some sleight of mind, it distorts our idea of the pool of possibilities. |
