1.   Again, bombarding the young day by day with fictitious views of the sordid side of human life can distort their view of the world.

2.   Buchanan, who has since disavowed his earlier remarks about women, accused Dole of distorting his views on nuclear proliferation.

3.   But she also knew that women everywhere have distorted views of their bodies, while men often have the opposite.

4.   Glickman said the public perception that NAFTA has destroyed American industry has distorted views about free trade in general.

5.   It was to give people a place to state their positions without distorting their views and to provide viewers access to officials, decision-makers and journalists through call-in programs.

6.   Kansas City, Mo., lawyer Gerald A. Reynolds told a Senate committee Tuesday that critics have distorted his views on affirmative action and other civil rights issues.

7.   Set seven feet from the entrance, the steel-and-glass wall will distort the view of the pavilion, making it something of a mirage.

8.   Television cameras, he said, distort the view because their angle is not head-on.

9.   The glass doors to the gallery distort the view of the Lichtenstein painting beyond.

10.   The sports psychologist convinced him to not let the events of one bad day distort his view of the big picture.