Sentence examples for perverse assumption from inspiring English sources

Part of this increased cost is associated with the perverse assumption that students are "customers," and since, the mantra goes, the customer is always right, what he or she demands must be purchased.

He was regularly derided as "Mystic Mogg" – a parody of a tabloid astrologer – for his occasionally perverse or wrong-headed assumptions, but none could deny that his columns were serious, if often pompous, or – a term he would have relished – influential in circles that mattered.

"It's a perverse sickening combination of very deeply embedded assumptions and experiences, but also the stake that people have in their privileges".

They cannot, however, be allowed to replace it nor should they provide perverse incentives for individuals to violate human rights on the assumption that these violations will be forgiven so that "peace" may prevail.

There is a perverse logic that permeates the public debate around guns; it is an assumption that more guns are the answer to too many guns.

The pattern is perverse.

Very perverse.

Consider the perverse incentives.

It's perverse.

It's almost perverse.

That would be perverse.