Meanings of distort reality in English

Paul McGinley must wish he was a magician, able to distort reality.

And they warn that overoptimistic pronouncements of an improving housing market can distort reality.

Those I've met who actually lived through such times say the years between always distort reality.

If you distort reality too much, it will indeed weaken you by making you act in unrealistic ways.

For good measure, Ayckbourn also satirises television's tendency to distort reality and manipulate truth to fit its own agenda.

Its oblate spheroid shape has long vexed cartographers, who must often distort reality to make it fit into a functional, two-dimensional survey.

Beneath its "September 11th" plot is a hard look at how stereotypes based on race, religion, sexuality and nationality diminish society and distort reality.

The story takes place in an intriguing, graffiti-laced, urban Latin landscape of art, design and distorted reality.

Is it yet another story of virility fabricated by a man who has a long history of distorting reality?

It prevented me from distorting reality too much, which as it turns out, I've gotten good at over the years.

Russia's UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin accused Western powers of distorting reality, focusing on the convoy rather than the need of civilians in the region.