Sentence examples for a somewhat twisted from inspiring English sources

Marx and Nietzsche were concerned with the same question, Volf added albeit it in a somewhat twisted way in the case of Nietzsche.

Offering Him up as the meaning of life is either tautological - God is the meaning of life because the meaning of life is God - or it suggests an antiquated architect "widely considered to have a somewhat twisted sense of humour".

You can be excused, when shopping for Halloween decor, if you think it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas — a somewhat twisted Christmas, that is.

This wasn't the first time when I felt that a man I knew had a somewhat twisted view of what it means to walk around with several pounds of suggestive fat on your chest.

The conceit works, as underneath Walter and Hildy's scathing, rapid-fire repartee we sense a strong (though somewhat twisted) attraction.

"In my spiritual way of seeing it," Gerbi explains in her rapid-fire, Castilian-accented, somewhat twisted new English, "the earth makes a plant, and with the help of a human hand the straw made from it is shaped into a hat, and so you wear something that came from the earth, a total human and natural combination that finally protects you from the sun".

As if people need to be reminded, this incident at the school was not the first (and certainly will not be the last) involving the talented, if somewhat twisted player.

The glints of humanity that shine through are what July clings to, along with her somewhat twisted hope that the person in front of her will help to inform her work.

All of these species are characterised by rather narrow, acuminate tepals with more or less undulate margins and somewhat twisted apices.

A: Somewhat.

A: Somewhat, yes.