Sentence examples for a rather twisted from inspiring English sources
"We have a rather twisted relationship to our identity, which makes these issues particularly explosive".
The DOL's actual proposal to deal with this issue is a rather twisted sop to the brokerage industry.
In the rather twisted mind of a modern conservative, President Obama is to blame for all our ills, but he gains no credit for all that goes well.
It's not your typical music short, but a rather dark, twisted story about lust, fetish, loss of control, fear, and madness reflecting all the elements and moods that can be found in Dettmann's music.
The bases of a DNA base pair are rarely co-planar, but rather twisted with respect to each other.
Once the Germans occupied the country and the royal family fled to England, with the NSB installed as the Nazis' local quislings, the connotations of the ersatz patriotic flag started to get rather twisted.
That rather twisted and forced logic implies that Islamic prayers do not promote Islam but all religion equally.
On the whole it's a rather melancholy, not to say twisted love story but there are a couple of scenes in it of the sort that critics refer to as "comic set-pieces".
But that still depends on the information being used in a fair way, rather than twisted to create a bigger row.
Rather than a twisted, nightmarish vision, Britain's Hardest Grafter reads like a diary of the average working day for millions of British people.
But fans have expressed horror at the discovery that company has changed the wrappers from sweetie-style twist-wraps to uniform "flow wraps" that have to be torn, rather than twisted, open.
