Sentence examples for perverse brains from inspiring English sources
A female friend was also terrified of them, so we'd go home after school and send each other emails full of clown photos we'd found online with snippets of scary dialogue and narrative pulled from our perverse brains.
The process of giving people training for jobs, for example can, in a perverse way, create a brain drain that leaves communities ever more locked in struggle.
We can't wait an entire generation for a perverse science experiment on children's brains to intuit the results thousands of hits have on their bodies.
In quotes from the books: Didn't he have to admit, begrudgingly, that in some extra-perverse corner of his brain the idea of having to be out of town before sundown appealed to him?
To inject the jarring perspective of medicine and science into this rather perverse discussion: transplanted organs function best when procured from brain dead (heart still beating) donors.
And in what Zollman called "a perverse positive consequence of the war," attention recently focused on brain-injured troops will likely quicken future discoveries about the brain's adaptive potential, about ways to prod that potential and about why even a case like Shurvon's isn't quite what Colonel O'Brien once thought it was: hopeless.
What the brain does when it is doing nothing may seem a perverse question, but there are substantial consistencies in the observed patterns (Beckmann et al., 2005; Damoiseaux et al., 2006) that appear to have predictive power in the context of brain dysfunction (Wang et al., 2007; Greicius, 2008).
Consider the perverse incentives.
