Sentence examples for nutritional perversity that from inspiring English sources
Candy's advocate as much as its historian, Richardson inveighs against the "nutritional perversity" that says sweets are sinful.
It could be my sheer perversity that prevents me from believing what everyone wants me to believe.
The aura of violence and perversity that surrounded the films suited an enfant terrible who enjoyed notoriety.
The viewer is plunged into a world of hallucinatory strangeness — full of wild coincidence, seething emotion and elegant perversity — that also feels unnervingly contemporary.
Most intriguing is a streak of perversity that runs through the stories, with Mr Franco especially potent on the subject of sexuality and human anatomy.
The answer to that question is a perversity that takes various mental forms, all of them extreme.
But there's little of the joy or perversity that you expect from Burton.
Hearst's life was so full of knavery and perversity that Mankiewicz simply sorted out the plums.
Steely Dan songs thrive on a convoluted perversity that few other songwriters have tried to emulate.
Nor does the film have quite the level of phantasmagoric perversity that Tim Burton (originally slated to direct) might have brought to the same material.
It revealed me as the product of — and, however remotely, complicit in — the perversity that "Concussion Protocol" portrays.
