Sentence examples for form of perversion from inspiring English sources

While some regarded doping by amateurs as a form of perversion, the doping habits of professional cyclists were regarded as a necessary part of the job.

Graham has long considered homosexual behavior to be a "sinister form of perversion," a lifestyle choice that will lead gays to personal ruin.

More recently, detractors blasted Graham's continued belief that homosexual behavior was a "sinister form of perversion," and his intolerance against the very presence of gay and lesbian couples within Christianity.

I kept thinking about what Jacqueline Rose recently wrote in the London Review of Books: that our attention to violence against women might "be feeding vicariously off the forms of perversion that fuel the violence in the first place".

"Syro" itself is a kind of perversion, simply because it is so comfortable with the pleasurable.

"Each photographic performance embraces voyeurism, the human form, perversion of art history symbolism and iconography inspired by the location the experience occurs in".

"Perversion," argues Robert Stoller in a book of the same name, "is the erotic form of hatred … the hostility in perversion takes the form of a fantasy of revenge … [that] serves to convert childhood trauma into adult triumph".

Much of the original story is given to a discussion of whether fiction is a pure form or a perversion of beauty and truth, yet the only reference to this debate comes when the American says to the author, "So, you believe in art for art's sake".

There were no images of perversion.

The science of perversion is decades behind the rest of the field.

"There are hints of perversion, unspeakable acts, not just of elegance and style".