Sentence examples for more perverse forms from inspiring English sources

Structural violence includes "a host of offensives against human dignity: extreme and relative poverty, social inequalities ranging from racism to gender inequality, and the more perverse forms of violence that are uncontestably human rights abuses" [ 21].

Even more perverse is who's benefiting.

Yet the opposite position is more perverse.

The logic of politics, however, is more perverse.

Spelling in the early Soviet Union was even more perverse.

A more perverse set of priorities is difficult to imagine.

She seemed, he said in explaining the choice, "like a Lolita, but more perverse".

The vote appears even more perverse, now that committee chairmen are to be paid.

One of the more perverse symptoms of this despair was extremism: inarticulate, devastating, and violent.

Tolstoy's tale is wilder, stranger and more perverse than Ms. Harris's version.

Unearthed secrets of an eccentric recluse can be fascinating, the darker and more perverse, the better.