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distorted idea

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See: misestimation
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The artist explained he did not want to portray the victim, only the reality of a world where occupation has distorted ideas of normality for three generations of Palestinians.
Jawad Al Malhi: De-normalizing Occupation by The Palestine Chronicle (Mountlake Terrace, WA)
Another prominent neoconservative thinker, Francis Fukuyama - who abandoned the movement after its arguments fell flat - likewise asserted that the very "term 'war on terrorism' is a misnomer, resulting in distorted ideas of the main threat facing Americans today".
At last, the 'war on terror' is over by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
For a teenager, this sort of short sighted criticism can lead to a distorted idea of what an ideal body weight really is.
Do You Know Your Ideal Body Weight by Ann Marier / Consumer news, advice, product reviews community
 
 
 
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