Havelock walked rapidly to the window, realizing as he approached it that the thick glass which was impervious to bullets would also distort movement outside.

At other times, large standing magnifying glasses distort the dancers' faces and body parts: a bicep bulges behind the glass, resembling a peapod.

"No one can see in in the daytime, and the glass distorts anyway."

The wire-rimmed glasses magnified his eyes for observers, but didn't distort his view of the world.

But the last thing I remembered, before I slept, was the tall jar of lilies beside the bed, how the thick glass distorted their fat stems so they looked like arms, dismembered arms, drifting drowned in greenish water.

The glass distorted everything, but it seemed to me even then to be an extremely big leap.

Her vision was blurred by her tears and the shattered glass distorted her view of the terrain, but she knew she was still looking at Babylon.

Thick glasses distorted his eyes, making them appear protuberant.

If overheated, the glass becomes too fluid and distorts under gravity as it cools, resulting in a pear-shaped vessel.

Vehicles may be closer than they appear in your car mirrors because the glass used to make these mirrors can distort your view.