Sentence examples for perverse appreciation from inspiring English sources
But his writing lacks their panache, or that of the late master of dissident journalism on the left, Murray Kempton, who practiced a perverse appreciation of his villains, the more artfully to drive the blade home.
It creates a bond of mutual knowingness and sophistication between writer and reader, who become brothers and sisters in this extended appreciation of the perverse side of human nature, refusing ever to be so hokey as to actually be shocked.
And although the depreciation in the yuan's real trade-weighted value since 2002 looks perverse, this follows a real appreciation of 50% between 1994 and 2001 (see chart 1).A study by two IMF economists, Steven Dunaway and Xiangming Li, found that estimates for the undervaluation of the yuan ranged from zero to nearly 50%, depending on which method was used.
It sends the audience out for intermission with a clear appreciation of human nature as perverse and laughable, something Shel Silverstein felt parents and not just their children ought to understand.
But the Nature Theater of Oklahoma takes this aesthetic appreciation of everyday discourse to fascinating, funny, even perverse new extremes.
Consider the perverse incentives.
