Sentence examples for considered perverse from inspiring English sources

In the bygone era of furtive glances and hanky codes, the risk was that consensual sex, if exposed, would be considered "perverse".

Duggan's relatives had brought a judicial review saying the coroner at the inquest misdirected the jury, leading to a verdict they considered perverse.

Judson observes that monogamy is rare in nature, and virtually all of the sexual behaviors Judson discusses would be considered perverse, if not criminal, if practiced by a human being.

These people have what I'd consider perverse sexual tendencies.

I was astonished to read that a suggestion, which was not mine, was erroneously linked to my name, and closely associated with what the authors consider perverse reasoning.

Consider the perverse incentives.

Considering his perverse need to swim against the tide, it's not hard to see why Mr. Tillim never got what he thought was sufficient recognition for his art.

In a joint article published in the Guardian, Chancellor George Osborne and the work and pensions secretary wrote: "To see why Labour's measure of poverty - defined as 60% of median income - is so discredited consider these perverse outcomes.

Their very image together would have been considered lurid and perverse, a handy retort to the handful of softheaded liberals who supported a civil rights agenda.

Even if what you were doing was considered odd or even perverse, no one could keep you from doing it unless you hurt others.

If ever proof was needed that fate is perverse, consider this timing.