Skews

The writer skews the story to make the protagonist more sympathetic.

The quilt had skews of different colors running throughout the design.

He accidentally skews the picture frame on the wall.

The bias of the news source skews the perception of the event.

The airplane skews off the runway during landing.

The car skews to the right when I press on the brakes.

The basketball player skews to the left when he shoots.

The bus skews off the road and into the ditch.

The tree trunk skews to one side due to strong winds.

The faulty machine skews the measurements, rendering the results inaccurate.

The biased journalist skews the story to favor his own beliefs.

The artist skews the lines to create an illusion of depth.

The movie skews history to make a more interesting story.

He bought a new set of skews to sharpen his kitchen knives.

The tabloid newspaper always skews the truth to sell more copies.

The politician's speech skews the truth to make himself look good.

He always skews the data to fit his own agenda.

The politician's statement skews the facts to make himself look good.

The newspaper article skews the facts about the incident.

The editorial skews the news in a particular direction.

The artist's interpretation skews the meaning of the original work.

The propaganda machine skews information to control the population.

The filmmaker intentionally skews reality to make the story more entertaining.

The opinion piece skews the reality of the situation.

The marketing campaign skews the benefits of the product.

The misleading advertisement skews the benefits of the product.

She skews her handwriting when she writes quickly.

The writer skews the story to reveal the protagonist's internal conflict.

The uneven ground skews the balance of the table.

The film director skews the camera angles to convey a sense of unease.

The earthquake skews the buildings and infrastructure in the affected area.

She accidentally skews the neckline of the dress while sewing.

The optical illusion skews the perception of the painting.

The cook skews the recipe by adding more spices than required.

He skews the statistics to make his argument appear stronger.

The reporter skews the facts to support their biased narrative.

The strong wind skews the direction of the kite.

The teacher skews the lesson to cater to different learning styles.

The tailor skews the fabric to create a unique look for the garment.

The faulty foundation skews the alignment of the entire building.

The unlevel surface skews the angle of the camera shot.

The teacher showed the students how to make skews in the fabric using a special tool.

The artist drew a picture with skews to create an optical illusion.

The politician's speech skews towards pandering to certain demographics.

The dog skews its head when it hears a strange noise.

The price of the stock skews upwards due to positive news.

The kite skews to the left when the wind changes direction.

The boat skews to the right when the waves get rough.

The project skews from the original plan due to unforeseen circumstances.

The artist's interpretation of the landscape skews from reality.