Sentences with phrase «skewed reality»
"Skewed reality" refers to a situation where our perception or understanding of something is altered or biased, making it different from how it actually is in reality. Full definition
So much negative information has been written about debt settlement in years past that it has actually skewed the reality of debt settlement as a real debt relief solution.
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In fac, t if you let your religion skew your reality to that extent you have some serious problems.
Considering that it has way more consoles and Infamous is the top title, lets not skew the reality.
«It can skew the reality of what parenting is like and perpetuate the myth that all mums are bad and dads are good, and vice versa.»
Modeling yourself after risk - takers isn't necessarily a good thing, since survivorship bias can skew the reality of the situation.
It results in misplaced hope, a skewed reality and wishful thinking.
So please, kindly fuck off while you try to skew my reality of what is normal for breastfed children.
J.Law notes that the media so often portrays underweight women, that it skews reality for the rest of the world.
This is another example of gaslighting — a technique in which abusers try to skew your reality, making you doubt your sanity and judgment.
By always having a variety to choose from, you learn to decipher the strengths and weaknesses of each, rather than glorifying one woman and ignoring her flaws to fit your skewed reality.
Filmmakers and researchers alike have been exploring the skewed reality of social media's guise since the inevitable rise of Facebook.
Granted, sometimes these are financial decisions, since a professional custom cover design starts at $ 299 (compare that to $ 900 and higher at other self publishing firms); but other times the decision doesn't seem to be based upon anything other than a skewed reality of what comprises good cover design.
His latest self analytical exploits arrive in the wake of an extensive survey exhibition, at MoMA PS1 late last year, and revert back to a smaller scale extension in to his exploration of memory and skewed reality.
Clement Valla is an artist and programmer interested in processes that produce unfamiliar artifacts and skew reality.
Josephson's clever gestures — such as the play on perspective in Hollywood (Archaeological Series, Two Meter Stick), 1975 — skew reality.
That is very interesting how crime scenes can be recreated but you are right this skews the reality of the scene and creates it from only one point of view which to a juror may be creating a bias.