Sentence examples for deviant practices from inspiring English sources

But, Burroughs aside, the tendency here has been towards a rather unadorned prose style; a kitchen sink, tell-it-how-it-is evocation of lives shattered by deviant practices.

But Mr Strauss-Kahn said that he was not on trial for "deviant practices".

Kershaw contends that stories circulated by Strasser as to alleged "sexual deviant practices ought to be viewed as ... anti-Hitler propaganda".

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Although Donelson is officially an Assemblies of God minister, many of the doctrines he has promoted through Northwind Global Ministries were denounced in 2000, by the General Council of the Assemblies of God, as "deviant practices" in "Endtime Revival-Spirit-Led and Spirit-Controlled, A Response Paper to Resolution 16".

Therefore in justifying these deviant practices the women absolved themselves of any associated negative qualities.

Now, does that mean that every deviant practice has to be accommodated?

This might include: guidance on how to identify positive deviants based on evidence gathered from the existing measurement and positive deviance literature, inclusion criteria for defining deviant practice, and suggested methods for statistically testing the 'deviance' hypothesis.

The fear of stigmatisation within the host society cultural norms in regards to the integrity and rights of girls' and women's bodies as well as the overt perceptions that FGC is a deviant practice that requires criminalisation has been documented as inadvertently limit women and men from accessing needed quality health services [ 7- 9].

Laws against sodomy, adultery and other deviant sexual practices, though difficult to enforce, are nonetheless just, for they are in conformance with the natural law.

The former UUP MP Lord Maginnis condemned "unnatural" and "deviant" gay practices during a live radio debate over a report that revealed increasing levels of homophobia in Northern Ireland.