Sentence examples for it becomes perverse from inspiring English sources

There comes a point when exhortation to do something proves counterproductive; and, further on from that point, it becomes perverse not to do it.

The discontented and jaded become perverse or sadistic.

Instituted widely 20 years ago to increase accountability for weak employees as well as reward strong ones, those reviews and their attendant benefits may have become perverse incentives for manipulating wait-time data, some lawmakers and experts say.

When cheaters gain a competitive advantage market forces become perverse and bad ethics drives good ethics out of the markets and professions.

Soon it became a perverse honor, in entertainment circles, to be singled out for Rickles's abuse.

The more you think about Alice in Wonderland, the more morbid and perverse it becomes.

A perverse effect of the candour in Castel's retrospective account is that it almost makes you forget he's a murderer (and a rapist, it becomes clear).

"It's become a perverse economic stimulus package for poor whites in rural white areas".

"It's become a perverse economic stimulus package for poor whites in rural white areas". In reality, the governor did propose modest spending increases in other areas.

Maurice Wren, chief executive of the Refugee Council, said: "The situation in Syria is appreciably deteriorating, and that's why we think it has become increasingly perverse for Government to say the only answer is to provide more financial assistance.

"The unfortunate thing with CIA is that it's become a perverse place where politics has taken precedence over merit.