Sentence examples for perverse acts from inspiring English sources

Using the real name of a theater critic who invited him back to his office to perform perverse acts on copies of his reviews would seem to undermine Behrman's assurance at the outset that "certain names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of individuals whose paths crossed mine at a time in their lives from which they have since moved on".

It was also a perverse act of self-mutilation.

Jaar's response was not to speed up his songs but to add instruments — a truly perverse act for an electronic artist.

While Mr. Ji has spent his career searching for images that convey his ambivalence about what he calls "heavy authority," until recently his most perverse act may have been his choice of traditional Chinese landscape painting as his preferred medium.

President Felipe Calderón, who began a major offensive against organized crime in 2006, lamented on his Twitter account "this perverse act of terror and barbarity" and said it showed the need to persevere in the fight against crime.

Second, this perverse system acts as a censor of genuine upwellings of creativity that are worthy in their own right, merely because they are inspired by another work.

I don't know about you, but sometimes I enjoy doing perverse sexual acts just so that I can tell people about them.

Tired of walking in on her parents' perverse sex acts, Taffy tells Gator she wouldn't suck his lousy dick if she was suffocating and there were oxygen in his balls, then runs away to find her real father.

Why, for instance, have Conservatives reneged on their election promise to replace the perverse Human Rights Act with our own Bill of Rights?

Park Chan-wook's last film Stoker, his first foray into Hollywood, had Mia Wasikowska's burgeoning killer masturbate after helping to murder her attempted rapist, a fascinatingly perverse scene that acts as something of a precursor to his latest.

He added:. It is essential that the secondary school accountability system minimises perverse incentives and acts in the interests of all pupils.