distort

You write that the narrative around taxing the rich is distorted, in part, because statistics are used in misleading ways.

What once looked like outrage now presents as a fixation that distorts perception and consumes attention.

For all their readjustments, Grizzly Bear remains an emblem of what indie rock once promised: that a group of thoughtful people could build something meaningful together, without needing to distort themselves to fit the market.

"There is a possibility that the victim's memory has been distorted over time, and when there is doubt... the defendant must be given the benefit of the doubt".

The furlough of hundreds of thousands of federal employees will also likely produce a negative headline number and distort the October report.