The phrase "as warped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is distorted or twisted in a figurative or literal sense, often in comparison to something else.
Example: "The image appeared normal at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it was as warped as the memories of that day."
Alternatives: "as distorted" or "as twisted".
The bitter social commentary for which this record is famed goes hand in hand with Sly Stone's own increased use of drugs and the resulting ambience is as warped as it is indignant.
We found a place to experience new and innovative content that was as warped as our prepubescent minds.
Mixing chiptune with metal, J-pop with beatboxing, the sonic boundaries of Adventure Time are just as warped as the logical boundaries of the show in general.
Unless he has a first-rate mind, merciless self-appraisal, and honesty too large to force his world on a larger one he becomes an artist as warped as his own psyche; and you get ugliness, negation, and nonessentials substituted for the blood of great art".
He had already signed a desperate Dennis Rodman to spur interest, feuded publicly with a New York tabloid columnist and helped usher in the era of Billionaire Owner as Warped Fan.
A human being alive for 20 years is a massive accomplishment these days, so for a tour with as many moving parts as Warped Tour being around for two decades is an incredible accomplishment.
Some non-classical effects such as warping inhibition and three-dimensional (3-D) strain are accounted for in the beam model.
The trajectory of the torch is modified continuously to compensate for real-time changes such as warping caused by heat input during the welding process.
Poison's effect is ignored, as well as warping constrains due to shear (as it known, those effect have small and for engineering praxis neglected influence on the stresses and displacements).
Lateral motion artifacts were found more challenging to remove than the axial ones, due to their manifestation as both translational motion artifacts between volumes and as warping within volumes.
This is commonly inaccurately described as "warping" the rotors.
