Sentence examples for a twisted view from inspiring English sources

"You look at the film and you can get a twisted view," Martin said.

"Straight White Men" (beginning previews Nov. 7, at the Public) offers a twisted view of the father-son relationship.

It's making us all a little jumpy and anxious, with a twisted view of the normal rhythms of the seasons.

The issue displays a reality in the American religious landscape that clashes with the let's-all-get-together religious message emphasized by political and religious leaders after terrorists attacked the nation in the name of a twisted view of Islam.

But the Nazis, as evil as they were, had a twisted view of what Western civilization should stand for.

You, sir, have a twisted view of god.

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.

Haley argued that many South Carolinians see the Confederate flag as a way to respect their ancestors, but argued Dylann Roof, who was charged with murdering nine people in a historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina, last week, "has a sick and twisted view of the flag".

Especially considering the next line: The hate-filled murderer who massacred our brothers and sisters of Charleston had a sick and twisted view of the flag.

He has a very sick and twisted view of what morality is; strength is virtue and weakness is sin and that is what he lives by, and I think he is very scary because of his beliefs, which are real to him".

In our twisted view, someone living a busy and happy life without ever having heard of our company is passive.