Sentence examples for other twisted from inspiring English sources

Strauss's volatile opera explores blood lust, sexual obsession, necrophilia and other twisted psychological dynamics.

It was with Jane Bussmann, the brilliant writer on Smack the Pony, Brass Eye and South Park, among other twisted TV gems.

Rocky Flats is a beautiful area, with great mountain views, and supplies a perfect setting in which to reflect on nuclear safety and other twisted mythologies.

Outside the market, two security goons grabbed me — one got ahold of my neck, the other twisted my left arm behind my back.

The torsion bar, a long spring-steel element with one end held rigidly to the frame and the other twisted by a crank connected to the axle, can be designed to provide an increasing spring rate.

The negative half of this "phantom" connection is sent down one twisted pair (which is already carrying a conventional signal), and the positive half down is sent down other twisted pair.

Something pestilential is at large: a rash of misdemeanors, some trivial, others twisted and grave.

Watt's brother becomes a junkie, and his stepbrothers and stepsisters victimize each other with twisted play and threats of punishment from the stepfather.

In contrast to the boat-burning and near-immolation of three main characters at the end of season one, their confrontation ("If he looked like Ian Brady, Peter Sutcliffe, Jimmy Savile or some other sad, twisted fuck," Catherine urged, "would you believe a single word he said?") barely deployed a raised voice.

Weeks after the BBC finally released a report into its handling of Jimmy Savile, he gets a terrifically uncompromising namecheck in one of the Corporation's own most acclaimed and saleable dramas – listed by Catherine alongside Peter Sutcliffe, Ian Brady or "some other sad, twisted fuck".

Having paid £102 for the rear dress seats and been offered a programme at £8 (even though the cast-list for a one-man show must be rather short), we discovered that the upper tiers of the Palace, build for short Victorians, have a curve that makes it impossible for a man of 6ft 3in and a child not much shorter to sit in them other than twisted sideways with their legs entwined.