Sentence examples for any perverse from inspiring English sources

A Home Office spokesman said: "The current system shouldn't offer any perverse incentives for illegal migrants to lodge spurious asylum applications or encourage those without genuine claims for humanitarian protection to prolong their stay in the UK.

The lust for violence is as alien to Spielberg as is lust itself; there's no place in his work for any perverse ecstasy of suffering or of its infliction.

The authors believe that the payment by etiology and impairment level does not create any perverse incentives, encourages the providers' efficiency, and ensures access to high quality when delivering care.

Abusers are capable of resisting any perverse temptation, and doing otherwise is a crime.

But that doesn't make the series any less perverse.

But even if these Dems are right about their own vulnerability, it doesn't make the overall picture any less perverse.

(And is that any more perverse than a family from Florida "buying" a club like Manchester United FC, only to saddle it with mountains of debt?

Is it any more perverse than a team like Real Madrid CF taking advantage of favorable socio-economic connections to essentially buy trophies?

Their marriage was only a few months old when they bought their dream house for $265,000, wiping out her savings (he hardly had any, and in a perverse raspberry of fate, lost his job at an Internet startup just weeks before the closing).

Whatever else you can say about any one of these books, together they are a perverse psychological map.

Immigrants come to California looking forward, not back.There is in any case something perverse in arguing whether such immigrants will change the nature of America.