Sentence examples for perverse connection from inspiring English sources

This perverse connection has been asserted by others, like Mr. Leiser: "The death of the Jew Süss in Veit Harlan's film is uncannily prophetic.

Throughout his career he has written openly -- though never plainly -- about two of the body's major concerns, sex and sickness, and their perverse connection.

On his website, godhatesfags.com, Phelps made an ironic and perverse connection, here linking his own version of homophobia with anti-Jewish oppression.

It belongs to the Sadean and Freudian genre that plumbs the darker and more perverse connections in the human mind.

I feel a perverse and embarrassing connection to this stranger.

The play takes the form of a series of two-handed scenes in which a perverse daisy chain of connections is established.

Although Parks has often been annoyed by perverse ticketing systems, labyrinthine connections and sudden cancellations (which prompt loudspeakers to blare "Soppresso!" with brutal glee, he finds), he would not go so far.

Instead of being linked to an immensely rewarding and wonderful feeling of connection and unity, the word takes a perverse and negative meaning.

She felt that a perverse law of modern life was that the deeper the connection the more inevitable its breaking&that the relationships between men&women must be a special target of this law.

Is it any more perverse than a team like Real Madrid CF taking advantage of favorable socio-economic connections to essentially buy trophies?

This connection between skin color and sexuality, Mr. Hernton wrote, is "so immaculate and yet so perverse, so ethereal and yet so concrete, that all race relations tend to be, however subtly, sexual relations".