Sentence examples for perverse approach from inspiring English sources

But that seems a remarkably perverse approach to form that has gained far more substance than seemed feasible at the time, so superior was the winner.

This is Indonesia both for the mildly panicked and for those who, like the author herself, are besotted if far from starry-eyed; Ms Pisani looks on Indonesia as "the bad boyfriend".The book works well despite her decision to adopt an apparently gratuitously perverse approach.

"The classification of parties and votes by "Left" and "Right" is a fundamentally perverse approach," insisted Harald Stefan, chairman of the Freedom Party in the Viennese district of Simmering, in an interview with VICE News.

In his wonderful preface to David Greenspan's "The Myopia and Other Plays," Marc Robinson writes that it may be perverse to approach Greenspan as a "mannerist actor and often baroque writer".

By Hilton Als In his wonderful preface to David Greenspan's "The Myopia and Other Plays," Marc Robinson writes that it may be perverse to approach Greenspan as a "mannerist actor and often baroque writer".

Krasinski had a perverse and absurd approach to living and performing the role of the artist that doesn't come across here.

So there is something almost perverse in Temple, Steve Waters's approach to the wrangle that the protest movement provoked – or illuminated.

Bankers have said to me this would lead to what they call a perverse outcome, that as they approached the maximum size they would dump customers they deemed low quality or loss-making.

Then I thought, 'This isn't the moment to be perverse.'" Rice describes her approach to the play as "a mashup of old and new" and has cast glamourpuss Australian cabaret artist Meow Meow as Titania.

The approach is a seemingly perverse anomaly in this day and age.

The prevailing approach has had the perverse effect of enriching criminals who kill and bribe their way from the countries where drugs are produced to the countries where drugs are consumed.