Sentence examples for perfectly twisted from inspiring English sources

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It's at once beautiful and perverse, and perfectly emblematic of the twisted depiction of love the film presents".

Others try on Southern accents or plaintive voices, but these don't work, and they're not supposed to: for the actors to act perfectly would undo Faulkner's twisted folkiness, the sense that he's re-making the English language with clunky nuts and bolts and splintery planks.

And her deadpan line delivery after shooting a man -- "if it's not one thing, it's another" -- is so perfectly timed, it sprinkles a twisted lightness into a scene filled with irony and crushed hope.

And this week Section 20 is after a brutal militia leader named Tahir, played by Adewale Akinnuoye Agbaje -- who "Lost" fans may know as Mr. Eko -- and he plays the twisted villan quite perfectly.

They are perfectly free to display their hateful, twisted anti-religion exhibit without a tax subsidy.

The darker edges of the King Arthur mythos should blend perfectly with Del Toro's penchant for twisted supernatural themes, and his love of animatronics would be perfect for monsters like the Questing Beast.

Liking a character doesn't mean only the good guys; you're perfectly entitled to love the tortured, twisted and evil ones too.

This scene captures perfectly that which we know about the twisted way in which the crimes of the Bush administration have actually hurt our troops and turns inside-out the talking points of the corporate press, directly aiming the sewage back against its origin.

The NRA's twisted logic ignores the plain fact that many perfectly sane and rational people commit murder with guns that are readily available.

On the left, more school children carved from textbooks—a series called Absorption stand on battered school desks, some perfectly aligned and others displaying their seams with warped and twisted arrangements.