Sentence examples for become inverted from inspiring English sources

In the world of "The Vortex," Hoare continues, "values have become inverted.

But when children are their parents' interpreters, sociologists say, the dynamics of the typical family become inverted.

But the total performance curves for bond funds have become inverted, with shorter-term bond funds outperforming their longer-term rivals, a highly unusual occurrence.

Both vices and virtues can easily become inverted or perverted because of attachment to their effects.

This is not the first time in recent years that the Liffe futures market has become inverted.

Moving, he made no sound at all; the released door yawned and clapped against the jamb, but it made no sound either; it was as though sound and silence had become inverted.

Economists are buzzing today because the interest rate curve became inverted.

Occasionally, the urge to pry becomes inverted and the snooper's behaviour reveals something of their own psyche.

When my nipple suddenly became inverted about 10 years ago, I went to the clinic to have it examined.

Here, the form becomes inverted to unsettling and often savage satirical effect as a company of black actors, presided over by Julian Glover's white interlocutor wearing an Uncle Sam hat, gleefully caricature white bigotry, and the failures of a justice system in which the innocent are found guilty because they are black.

"Nipple discharge is rare, and sometimes the nipple becomes inverted, or loses symmetry as a symptom of breast cancer," Dr. Melissa Accordino, her oncologist at Columbia University Hospital, told me.