Sentence examples for is pervert from inspiring English sources
verb
To turn another way; to divert.
INTERVIEW BY AMY KELLNER One of Catherine Opie's most famous photographs is Pervert, a self-portrait in which she sits topless, her head encased in a shiny black hood, 46 needles inserted into her skin in neat rows all along her arms, with the word "pervert" freshly carved into her chest in fancy script.
"The story is perverted by journalists".
Its language is "perverted, twisted and wild".
That none of them is perverted.
"Their math is perverted," Mr. Pippin said of the criminal justice department.
But Broder's main argument is that direct democracy is perverted by money.
The new pay structure is having an unintended consequence: It is perverting Wall Street's calculus during periods of weakness.
"In other Venetian operas the comedy is there for delight," Ms. Rosand said, "and this is perverted.
Dorothy L Sayers's Gaudy Night is perverted with "Lord Peter Wimsy" urinating behind a bush after visiting a "Transvestite Den".
In a fully developed organism, when EMT is perverted, its activation is accountable for pathological situations as demonstrated in cancer and fibrosis diseases.
