Sentence examples for perverse decision from inspiring English sources

It may seem a perverse decision for a self-declared modernist.

How will inclusivity across the curriculum be affected by this perverse decision?

It seemed to some like a perverse decision, but he knew a good story when he saw one: "I made myself a promise.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said it was a "perverse decision by the DfE and a clear dereliction of duty".

My hunch is that the old, badly informed duffers at the top of the BBC who took this perverse decision have yet to actually sit through Sun, Sex & Suspicious Parents.

Billy Strayhorn's standard "Lush Life," done as a slow-burning jazz-blues arrangement, also became an expression of bitter self-recognition in which the narrator's decision to abandon hope and "live the lush life in some small dive" is a conscious, if perverse, decision.

Looking towards Berlin from their fastnesses in the Ruhr and southern Germany, they see only weak leadership, perverse decision-making and poor communication.

"But we have a planning process, and we can't make perverse decisions".

To assist them and reduce the risk of juries reaching perverse decisions, the lord chief justice called for juries to be given written "primers" on relevant scientific concepts.

NUT deputy general secretary Kevin Courtney said these were "perverse decisions".

The use of such a narrow boundary can lead to misleading results and perverse decisions.