Sentence examples for perverse move from inspiring English sources

Unleashing Mr. West so early in the night was Jay-Z's truly perverse move, though.

In a likably perverse move, Haddon's next book was a collection of poetry, The Talking Horse and the Sad Girl and the Village Under the Sea.

In a very perverse move, that will have foodies all over the world scratching their heads, Adria is bringing out a new book this October – but it's not what you'd expect at all.

It also seems like a perverse move for Solidere itself: once hemmed in by a wall of towers, the value of its own central conservation area will be reduced.

In 1980, Disney cast Ms. Budd as the female lead in "The Devil and Max Devlin," a picture starring Mr. Cosby and, in a perverse move, Elliot Gould, who had been married to Ms. Streisand from 1964 until 1968.

Bringing this case is a perverse move for the United States.

Proust himself, in a cranky letter of thanks, put his finger on the conventional complaint about Moncrieff's version — which was that Moncrieff tended to smooth out or sweeten certain knotty or perverse moves in Proust.

Proust himself, in a cranky letter of thanks, put his finger on the conventional complaint about Moncrieff's version which was that Moncrieff tended to smooth out or sweeten certain knotty or perverse moves in Proust.

When this album was released in 1975, it seemed like the most perverse career move ever made by a well-known rock songwriter, and it probably still is.

Chief executive Chris Butler-Stroud called Loftsson's gambit "a completely absurd, perverse and unethical move by an industry that is already steeped in the blood of whales, and which is now prepared to use the remains of dead whales to keep its own vessels afloat".

It was one of the most perverse and daring moves of Minogue's pop career.