Sentence examples for as rather perverse from inspiring English sources

This struck me as rather perverse.

This peerless series can be seen as a remarkable guide to the sometimes rather perverse study of human nature.

The answer is, I think, rather perverse.

This is a rather perverse irony.

More simplicity achieved, for sure, but with a rather perverse side effect.

But if you look further, I think you'll find it's rather perverse.

"If we seek immortality," Mukherjee writes, "then so, too, in a rather perverse sense, does the cancer cell".

Similarly, for a French parliamentary committee to call for a ban on the burqa, notwithstanding more pressing local issues such as the state of the economy or the war in the courts between the president and the former prime minister, does seem, on the face of things, rather perverse.

There are certain stories which involve celebrities - the Ryan Giggs super-injuction for example - that it would be rather perverse to ignore altogether.

To inject the jarring perspective of medicine and science into this rather perverse discussion: transplanted organs function best when procured from brain dead (heart still beating) donors.

This gives the ultimate parent some rather perverse incentives that are not unlike those I long ago identified with regard to buyers of credit-default swap protection.