Sentence examples for particularly perverse from inspiring English sources

So it seems particularly perverse that newspapers themselves acted as platforms for the gunman's sick footage.

But, for a calculated post-Beatles cash-in, the group was manufactured in a particularly perverse way.

One particularly perverse moment showed a medic having his leg blown off as he carried a stretcher.

The symptoms of structural racism stain America everywhere, but its execution is particularly perverse in places like Ferguson.

And Iraq's decision to proceed with executions on Thursday, which was World Day Against the Death Penalty, was "particularly perverse," Ms. Pillay said.

Given the recent announcement of the closure of Australia's domestic car industry, the preservation of these trade barriers seems particularly perverse.

"Inside Amy Schumer" covered similar territory (particularly the perverse effect of systemic objectification on the psyches of women) but without as much of a believe-in-yourself message.

He is interested in the epidemiological modeling of health policies regarding infectious disease, particularly the perverse effects when interactions between pathogens and between individual pathogen strains are taken into account.

So it's particularly ironic, even perverse, that local authorities are curtailing an activity that helps charities to cope with the extra work those same councils are foisting upon them.

But then began the wholesale violent suppression of the people, particularly women, under their perverse interpretation of Islamic law.

"After the success of Django, there were all kinds of spin-offs, and this is a particularly obscure, violent and perverse one which you would only know about if you were a spaghetti western fanatic.